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This rich, crackling-coated pork roast has all the intense garlic, lemon and herb flavors of a classic Italian porchetta, but is much simpler to make (case in point: you don’t need to de-bone a whole pig) The only potentially tricky part is scoring the skin If you are buying the meat from your butcher you can have them do it for you
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Fool guests with this fancy-tasting tender turkey breast that's slow cooked for 5 hours in a thick cranberry-onion gravy after an easy prep.
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Add some zing to your morning with granola and sour cherries in bar form.
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You can use blond or black quinoa for these delicate burgers Black will look striking against the sweet potato’s orange when you cut into the burgers The red lentils pale to yellow when you cook them; they contribute texture and flavor
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Cold sesame noodles are popular picnic fare in China and perfect for other summertime meals.
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This is a lamb dish done schnitzel-style, devised as a pairing for blaufränkisch wine from Austria Ask your butcher to pound slices of top round of lamb, from the leg, only lightly, which will result in pieces that are about a half-inch thick, providing enough tolerance so the meat can brown without overcooking Refrigerating the coated slices before frying them helps, too