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This recipe is by Dorie Greenspan and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Beef skirt steak is an inexpensive cut that turns into a gourmet treat when marinated in a cola and coffee-based mixture and grilled.
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Get Pan Seared Sea Scallops with Parsnip Puree, Baby Carrots, Arugula and Balsamic Reduction Recipe from Food Network
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Roasting a whole fillet of fish might seem like a weekend-only treat, but cooking salmon this way is a luxury you should allow yourself on any old Tuesday, as it requires no additional preparation or skill Be sure to slather the vinegary herb sauce on the still-warm salmon to allow the warm spices and fresh herbs to get to know each other better.
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Farro Salad with corn, green beans, and tomatoes! Great side dish or light weekday lunch. Top with chicken or poached egg for a full meal.
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Beautiful roasted root vegetables—garnet yams, parsnips, carrots, beets—tossed in an apple cider vinaigrette and roasted until tender and caramelized.
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This is a Classic German Potato Salad! Thick-sliced potatoes tossed with bacon, onions, herbs, and mustardy vinaigrette. Serve it hot, warm, or cool at your next backyard barbecue!
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You can certainly eat corned beef with boiled cabbage and carrots, but it can be a great deal more exciting to pile the shredded meat — ruddy pink, salty, fatty and meltingly sweet — into warm flour tortillas, then top it with a bright, crunchy, slightly fiery cabbage slaw The contrast between the soft and the crisp, the salt and the sweet, is fantastic — particularly if you adorn each taco with a few pickled jalapeños and, perhaps, an additional swipe of mayonnaise It’s not fusion cooking, nor appropriation