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Early in the summer, seek out baby squashes in a variety of shapes. Combining these with halved larger squash makes a beautiful presentation on a bed of pasta. Use a grill basket so you don't lose any cherry tomatoes and baby squash, if using.
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This braised cabbage recipe incorporates the traditional flavors of caraway and vinegar with plenty of butter to make a versatile side dish.
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Broccoli, carrots, green onions and ramen noodles brought together with a dressing of olive oil, vinegar, sugar and chicken flavored seasoning.
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Cucumber and sweet onion swim together in a dressing made with mayonnaise and vinegar in this simple creamy cucumber salad recipe.
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Save time and money on making chicken broth by filling your Instant Pot(R) with roasted chicken bones and vegetables along with a few simple aromatics.
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Easy, great tasting tuna coated with sesame seeds, and quickly seared. This tuna is served rare, so be sure to use a good quality fresh tuna.
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These hard-boiled eggs are pickled in a spicy solution containing fresh gingerroot, mustard seeds, and bay leaf.
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White rice tossed with broccoli, tomatoes, peas, corn, hard-cooked eggs, and chicken, dressed with a simple vinaigrette. Serve chilled with fruit and rolls.
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Order a Caesar salad at a restaurant these days, and it's likely to be a whole meal, topped with chicken or shrimp. We choose meaty shiitake mushrooms here and also make another break from tradition: The eggs in the dressing are cooked, not raw.
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An easy raclette recipe from DTLA Cheese. Baby heirloom potatoes are roasted with spinach and Manchego and Idiazábal cheeses, then served with romesco sauce.
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Get Achiote Marinated Quail Recipe from Food Network
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Pickled Daikon slices are great as a snack, as a ban chan dish, or added to kimbop or Ssam style leaf wraps. Please note that this is NOT the Yellow Pickled Daikon...