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This is a simple layered casserole with three elements: roasted zucchini, a really good homemade tomato sauce and Parmesan Roasting, rather than frying the zucchini, allows you to cut down on olive oil and time.
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I guess this dish was passed down from my mother, although only the concept. My mom used the stroganoff packets, but I make my own sauce. The rice was a contrast...
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This scalloped potato recipe, also known as potatoes au gratin, layers russet potatoes, half-and-half, and Gruyère cheese and is baked until browned and bubbly.
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This recipe makes a very flavorful chilled side salad filled with rice and vegetables, and dressed with oil and vinegar.
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This Greek goddess dip is stunningly verdant and has a bright herby flavor The Greek strain in this dressing comes from using dill in place of watercress Make it and watch it do a disappearing act on vegetables, pita chips or whatever conduit you can dream up.
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This recipe, from the chef Yotam Ottolenghi, is richly spiced and flavorful, a dish that would pair with almost any grilled or roasted meat Try it sometime with a Sunday roast chicken and a pile of greens, a comforting spread as the weekend slides away.
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While Philadelphians debate where to find the best cheesesteak in their city, I'm popping my casserole version of the legendary sandwich in the oven!
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Here is a meaty, rich, lightly spiced mix with all the heartiness of my usual chili variations, but graced with an unusual, mineral flavor from the lamb and sweetness from the white beans.
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Macaroni with pesto, spinach, and three cheeses, baked with a luxurious cheese and bread cube topping, take our favorite comfort food to the next level.
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Serve this recipe for bulgogi, or thin slices of marinated and grilled Korean barbecued meat, with a side of kimchi.
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Get Tortilla, Bean and Cheese Casserole ("Enfrijoladas") Recipe from Food Network
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This recipe is by Mark Bittman and takes 1 hour 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.