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This is the time of year when, no matter what part of the country you live in, tables at farmers’ markets are piled high with summer squash, mounds of it: yellow, light green and dark, round and long This is a vegetable that expresses itself well in a wide range of dishes; just about every cuisine in the world knows how to show it off It's an excellent low-calorie food, with only 19 calories per cup of raw squash
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This mango guacamole puts a twist on the traditional ingredients for a sweet and savory flavor. Enjoy with chips!
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It's a clash of comfort foods, and we're so into it.
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This recipe is by Trish Hall and takes 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Simple fried potatoes, with salt, pepper and garlic powder.
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One of the most popular dishes in Peru, pollo la brasa, or peruvian rotisserie chicken, is marinated in smoky spices including smoked paprika and freshly ground...
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Beef flank steak is marinated in a balsamic vinegar, herb, and mustard mixture then cooked to your preferred doneness on the grill.
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Traditional pesto gets more colorful with the addition of sun-dried tomatoes. Pour this red pesto over your favorite pasta for a quick weeknight meal.
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After removing the rind from the Brie, combine it with the pasta cooking water to make a rich, silky sauce for the fettuccine.
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This is a very tasty cilantro-based chutney that can be prepared in minutes. Just add fresh lemon juice, a small green chili, peanuts, salt, garlic, and fresh ginger to the cilantro and process until smooth.
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This bold-flavored cauliflower dish is a perfect riposte to winter blues It combines three sunny Mediterranean flavors with white and wintry cauliflower, which is brightened hardily It all takes under half an hour, because the only real cooking is boiling the cauliflower, and the rest is just letting the olives, capers, chiles and some garlic and lemon get acquainted.