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The classic Sicilian cassata is a spongecake layered with creamy sweetened ricotta, a heavenly combination Though usually topped with colorful candied fruits, this summery version is covered with ripe red berries Ideally, the spongecake should be made a day ahead and the cassata assembled at least several hours in advance
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Apple pie without any apples? Sorcery.
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This traditional Vietnamese dipping sauce is made with fish sauce, vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, and Thai chile peppers, the amounts of which can be adjusted to personal preference.
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Sauteed Portobello mushrooms, garlic, colorful peppers, and slightly smoky provolone give this gourmet sandwich a rich and distinct flavor.
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This salad couldn 't be easier to fix. The dressing is bottled but zipped up with a bit of salad seasoning mix. The pasta only takes moments to cook and while it 's doing that you can combine the chopped tomato, bell pepper, red onion, and black olives. Refrigerate overnight to mingle all the nice flavors. Serves six.
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Finishing pasta by cooking it for the final minute or two in stock is not all that uncommon But simmering it in flavorful liquid for nearly all of its cooking time, almost as you would a risotto, is highly unusual And when that liquid is red wine, you have a pasta dish that is an attention grabber
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Red salmon is complemented with golden raisins and apples and given a kick with crushed red pepper flakes. Serve on bagels, whole wheat toast or whole wheat saltines.
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Gail Simmons reinvents this recipe by blanching broccolini quickly, then sautéing it on the stove with a shallot and adding spicy, lemony, homemade bread crumbs at the very end.
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Candied citrus peels make an elegant confection. Enjoy them plain, dipped in tempered chocolate, or as a garnish on other desserts.