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I love mushroom barley soup and I was originally making one that took about 3 hours to cook. This one is so simple and easy and takes a third of the time. If you like mushroom barley soup, you will really like this. It's perfect for a cold winter night.
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Canned, diced tomatoes are simmered quickly with garbanzo beans and a bit of rosemary in this quick and easy soup.
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I first made this dish about 18 years ago. I adapted it from something my mom made when I was growing up.
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Beef chuck and lamb chops are ground with onions and spices to make this flavorful gyro meat. Serve sliced with tzatziki sauce and your favorite gyro toppings.
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Classic bruschetta made with simple ingredients of petite diced tomatoes, basil, and garlic.
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This is an easy dish, put together in minutes and abandon for an hour on a low flame If you do it in the morning, it will be ready for lunch But it can also be cooked a day ahead
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Cauliflower stems and leaves make a hearty base for this creamy soup with spinach; top with Parmesan cheese and parsley for extra flavor.
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This whole chicken cooked on the grill is truly a best-of-both-worlds recipe: You get the incredibly succulent meat and brittle-crisp, burnished skin of a roast chicken, combined with the deep smoky flavor of the grill To make it, you essentially use your grill like an outdoor oven, cooking a whole splayed chicken in a skillet instead of directly on the grill grate Splaying the bird first — that is, flattening the legs so they lay flat in the skillet — helps the dark meat cook quickly and evenly
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This variation on a traditional French frisée salad recipe is made with pancetta, a big crouton, and a poached egg.
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You'll need a medium-hot charcoal fire to make this Argentine sauce Either start cooking when your main grilled item comes off the fire or, if making this sauce separately, light a charcoal fire in your grill, putting all the coals on one side, and wait until it has died down to medium Remove some or all of the pith and seeds from the jalapeños if you prefer a milder sauce