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The dish comes together in minutes but tastes as if you’d spent hours over the stove fussing and fine-tuning And because the salted fish and olive oil meld into a smooth sauce, you can serve the dish to people who think they don’t like anchovies, then tell them when only the lamb bones remain.
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Get Roasted Carrots with Almonds and Olives Recipe from Food Network
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Chef Ryan Becze pairs homemade sweet-and-spicy tomato jam with salty, sizzling grilled bacon to create this memorable party appetizer.
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Get Standing Rib Roast Recipe from Food Network
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Sweet plantains are the perfect match for the spicy salsa in this wrapped sandwich.
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Get Striped Bass and Preserved Lemon Dressing with Grilled Carrots Recipe from Food Network
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An unusual Filipino soup recipe by Burnt Lumpia blogger Marvin Gapultos that includes salmon, Japanese miso, and calamansi, a cousin to the lime.
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This cheesy blend of catfish and vegetables is a thick, creamy crowd pleaser.
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This is a wonderful salad on its own, or as the basis of your own creation. Strips of smoked salmon atop the lentils is one idea.
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Beets are available and good year round, but their season is June through October, when they are at their most tender Look for unblemished bulbs with sturdy, unwilted greens Whatever type of beets you buy, always buy them with the greens attached
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Collard greens don’t have the cachet of popular greens like black kale and rainbow chard This is probably because collards have a stronger flavor and tougher leaf than many other greens They do stand up to longer cooking, but they don’t require it
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Get Grilled Pork Chops with Sauteed Apples, Onion Rings and Mustard Greens Recipe from Food Network