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Coconut curry rice with corn and black-eyed peas is quick to prepare thanks to the frozen corn and canned peas used in the recipe.
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A substantial whole-grain risotto lightened with spring vegetables.
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In South America, piquant chimichurri sauce is a favorite accompaniment to grilled meats. Serve bread alongside to soak up the sauce; you won't want to miss a drop.
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This white bean dish isn’t shy when it comes to garlic It’s used in the pot along with the simmering beans, and also fried in olive oil as a crunchy, pungent garnish As a contrast, the broccoli rabe and red onion get very sweet when you sauté them slowly until they are browned and caramelized
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Beans, greens, and chicken come together with tomatoes in a thick and creamy broth. This recipe, as with most chili recipes, doesn't need to be exact and can be altered to fit your taste or what you have on hand.
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This is my take on a Louisiana classic. No shortcuts! Put everything into the slow cooker in the morning and you will have your meal ready in the late afternoon or evening, whenever you are ready. This recipe will feed a lot of people.
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Good meals come in small packages, like chicken kept moist by cured ham and prepped in five minutes.
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Venture south of the border for dinner with these 20-minute stuffed peppers.
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This delicious, dill-infused dish is inspired by a northern Greek recipe from Diane Kochilas’s wonderful new cookbook, “The Country Cooking of Greece.” The traditional way to wilt spinach in that part of Greece is to salt it lightly, put it in a colander and knead it against the sides of the colander for about 10 minutes I find blanching or steaming the spinach more efficient, and a better method for those who need to watch their salt intake
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The star of this salad is the Tapenade dressing.
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An interesting combination of flavors.
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This recipe is by Karen Baar and takes 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.