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Instead of letting the age-old combination of salt and time tame the bitterness of lemon pith, heat and sugar speed the process along here, pickling the citrus in minutes Just blanch a thinly sliced lemon to remove some of its bite, then simmer it again in a pot of heavily sugared and salted water You’ll end up with lemon slivers that are at once salty, sweet, sour and bitter — and far more interesting than they should be given the amount of work that went into them
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Chef John's cranberry sauce will please everyone at your holiday table, and it's so easy to whip up. Aside from being a great side dish, it's the greatest cheesecake topping of all time--or try it on ice cream!
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This is a wonderful alternative to those standard cinnamon-walnut-streusel coffee cake recipes with the lovely addition of raspberry preserves.
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Make your next brunch man-friendly with this taco-inspired quiche. With ground beef, salsa, and cheese, this easy egg pie is sure to be a hit.
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Spinach is topped with peppers, mushrooms and steak in this recipe.
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Quick and easy main dish. A good way to use up extra zucchini from the summer garden. My mother used to make this to keep the kitchen from getting too hot from the oven. Serve over cooked rice.
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Apple pie is baked over a layer of caramel pecan, then the pie is inverted to present the caramel on the top.
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Toss buttered and seasoned couscous with cubes of ham, pineapple chunks, sweet red onions and green peas. Serve with a tangy dressing of pineapple juice and Dijon mustard for a light, refreshing salad.
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A family secret is finally revealed. Grandpa's favorite potato salad, filled with small shrimp and sweet pickles. Let the salad chill at least 3 hours before serving for best flavor.
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This recipe is by Suzanne Hamlin and takes 1 hour. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.