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This recipe is by Marian Burros and takes About 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Using the dough for Chinese Steamed Buns, these dim sum are filled with homemade Chinese barbequed pork.
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Chef Donald Link’s version of the “king of Cajun food,” made with pork liver, rice, and fresh ground pork shoulder.
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Cooked in a clay pot, this Korean soft tofu stew is a filling one-pot meal with ground beef, green onions, egg, and a hint of spice.
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This rich pork and tomato ragu is best when served over Parmesan risotto, but also tastes great over pasta, polenta, or potatoes.
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This recipe is by Pete Wells and takes About 3 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Mini meatloaves are grilled up and served with slices of provolone cheese on split baguette slices with grilled onions and sun-dried tomatoes.
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Wild persimmons start to blush along the country roads of Indiana in late September, stealing the colors of sunset and weighing down their trees like Christmas balls They are native to the landscape, unlike the Chinese and Japanese varieties cultivated in California and found in grocery stores Foraging carries on through November, when the fruit claims a place at the Hoosier Thanksgiving table in the form of a dark gold pudding, distant kin to the sweet persimmon bread offered to early colonials by the Cherokee
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This recipe comes from Edward Khechemyan, the chef of Adana in Los Angeles The food is not easily categorized He learned to cook from his father, but given that that man was from Iran, that his upbringing was Armenian-American and that the Russian influence was strong everywhere, the menu is a hodgepodge in the best sense of the word, boasting of innumerable kebabs and more than a few intriguing salads and dishes of beans, and of rice and other grains