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This piquant chicken dish was brought to The Times in 1993 by the legendary French chef, Jacques Pépin It is made with chicken legs that are skinned and then cooked with lemon and orange peels, fresh ginger, chile powder, cumin, cayenne, garlic and apple cider – a sweet and spicy mixture that pairs beautifully with the rich, dark meat of the chicken It can be made ahead and reheated, so it makes a perfect dinner party entree.
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The vibrant combination of sweet yellow corn with zesty salsa is perfect as-is or with optional add-ins. Try pan roasting the corn for a simple flavor twist that will impress friends and family.
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Shredded chicken is simmered with masa harina, enchilada sauce and Cheddar cheese in this easy soup.
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These crunchy little tacos are easy to make and packed with flavor.
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This salad uses quinoa, which gives a nice texture and mild nutty flavor to the dish. Best served chilled, this salad is wonderful for picnics.
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Goat meat marinated in an ancho chile marinade is slow cooked until tender in this traditional Mexican stew, birria de ameca, for holidays.
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Lamb shoulder is an extremely versatile cut of meat, useful for everything from stews to kebabs Steamed lamb shoulder is wonderfully succulent and tender, well worth the several hours it takes to cook This recipe is inspired by one in Paula Wolfert’s "Couscous and Other Good Food from Morocco," published in 1973.
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This spread gets a triple hit of smoky flavor from grilled eggplant, ancho chiles, and smoked Spanish paprika. It's delicious served with Alyssa Gorelick's Tofu-and-Vegetable Tacos.
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Make dinner an instant fiesta with this killer soup.
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Flavored by a yogurt and spice paste with ginger, cumin and coriander, this chicken tastes almost as good as if it were cooked in a tandoor oven. Like Indian cooks, we remove the chicken skin and score the flesh so that the spice paste penetrates.