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Red lentils are a beautiful color orange when dry, but they become a rather drab yellow when they cook This can be disappointing, until you taste the lentils.
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This fabulous taste sensation (pronounce it moof-ah-LOT-ah) is my version of a New Orleans sandwich.
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Get Grilled Sheet Pan Paella Recipe from Food Network
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Experience authentic Mexican flavor with this award-winning recipe. A family favorite created by my mother, Enchiladas Verdes explodes in your mouth with just...
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Get Rice and Black Bean Pilaf Recipe from Food Network
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Jok, also called congee, is a rice porridge that’s like the oatmeal of Asia -- a soft, soothing, filling breakfast that can be sparked with add-ins and toppings for flavor and crunch Before dawn in Bangkok, jok vendors begin the battle to make the juiciest meatballs, the tiniest ginger matchsticks and the liveliest pickled fresh chiles This recipe, which also makes a great lunch on a chilly weekend morning, is adapted from two cooks: Leela Punyaratabandhu, author of Simple Thai Food, who makes a vendor-style, puddingy jok; and Chrissy Teigen, the Thai-American supermodel, who makes a simpler version, adapted from her mother Vilaluck’s home recipe.
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This recipe is by Dena Kleiman and takes 1 hour 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This recipe is by Marian Burros and takes 25 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Apples lend sweetness to this herb-flecked stuffing made with chewy focaccia bread.
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This roast pork dip sandwich, with shredded meat slathered in a rich roux-based dipping sauce, comes from Brian Landry, the chef and an owner of Borgne Restaurant in New Orleans Pork butt, pierced with garlic slivers and rubbed with fresh rosemary, is slow-roasted until meltingly tender on a bed of vegetables that flavor the final sauce The meat can be made ahead and then reheated before it is tucked into a crusty roll, a delicious tweak on the po’ boy