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A warming one-pot meal, this Melissa Clark recipe, recalls the finest of Moroccan tagines It pulls the best from various tagine recipes — cinnamon sticks and green olives, lemon and saffron, and dried apricots Done in two hours, it might not be a dish for a busy weeknight, but a leisurely one, requiring a good amount of comfort.
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This is a truly glorious one-pot weeknight meal Feel free to experiment with the garnish, adding dried cranberries, hazelnuts, pine nuts or your own favorites Ghee adds a nuttiness to the dish, but if you cannot find it, you can make it with unsalted butter using the chef Asha Gomez's method
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Spiedies are a mainstay sandwich of Binghamton, N.Y., and its surrounding boroughs They’re made of meat marinated for a long time in what amounts to Italian dressing, then threaded onto skewers, grilled, and slid into a cheap sub roll, sometimes with a drizzle of fresh marinade or hot sauce The recipe that follows calls for beef, but pork or venison can be used almost interchangeably
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Made with fresh-baked pumpkin, vanilla bean, and plenty of sweet spices.
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Easy vegetable and cream cheese baked wontons! Big crowd-pleaser and no need for deep-frying. Can be prepped and frozen ahead.
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This recipe is by Kay Rentschler and takes 10 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This frittata recipe has a horseradish sour cream topping and is filled with more horseradish, eggs, onions, cheese, and asparagus for a Passover breakfast.
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The secret here isn’t in the seasonings (though the tarragon and sour cream make it pretty wonderful) but in the texture of the chicken, described as “plush” by the chef Barbara Tropp in her “China Moon” cookbook She incorporated Chinese methods and flavors to her cooking, including this foolproof method for poaching chicken breasts without overcooking It makes a chicken salad that’s perfect for sandwiches (especially on dark rye or sourdough breads) or scooped onto a lettuce-lined plate with sliced radishes, tomatoes, crackers, grapes or all of the above