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Inexpensive to make, and fully authentic, this menudo will have your Latin lovers swooning! This recipe uses a combination of chiles to deliver its trademark red color, and packs a mildly spicy punch. And it is really quite easy to make - my husband absolutely devoured it the first time I made it.
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Bring the flavors of the Mediterranean to your kitchen with chicken cooked slowly on a bed of pepperoncini, olives and garlic with a creamy, lemon sauce. Serve over couscous or white or brown rice.
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Vodka adds a spicy flavor to this popular Italian American sauce.
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Most of the components for pasteles, a traditional Puerto Rican holiday dish, can be made a day or two in advance, then brought to room temperature for assembly You can prepare the masa ahead, and freeze it for up to several months Pasteles can also be cooked right away, refrigerated for a few days or frozen in zip-top containers for several months
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Dont let a fear of anchovies keep you from this delicious dish. They give a roundness and depth of flavor rather than a strong hit of anchovy.
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Chef John's recipe for garlic fennel flank steak with oranges draws inspiration from Italian, Spanish, and Chinese cuisines.
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A spicy Sriracha ceviche recipe with scallops, tilapia, and halibut.
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Tender medallions of beef are served with a sweet tomato salad and topped with creamy fresh horseradish sauce for a quick but elegant main dish.
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An elegant and delicious first course, these rich-tasting crostini also make a lovely light lunch or supper.
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Crispy-skinned salmon pairs perfectly with potato mushroom salad and a cold tomato dressing to make Chef John's earthy salmon fillet recipe.
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An easy and satisfying cod chowder is ready to eat in just 1 hour. The rich soup has plenty of potatoes, bacon, and corn.
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In Argentina, a thick slice of provoleta, a provolone-type cheese, is cooked over coals until browned and bubbling, then served as a mouthwatering appetizer with bread It’s a bit like fondue or queso fundido but not quite as molten and melty Typically, a large meal, or asado, of grilled sweetbreads, sausages and various cuts of beef follows, but provoleta makes a great snack with drinks, regardless of what you serve afterward