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Lobster bathed in wine is insanely tasty.
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The brown bits in the pan left from sautéeing the steak make a wonderfully flavorful pan sauce.
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Rotisserie chicken salad with hard-boiled eggs, pickle relish, and onion is a quick and easy salad to put together for parties or potlucks.
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Canned beets makes this a no-fuss salad to whip up. The sweet and sour dressing is heated and poured over the beets and diced red onion, and then it's popped into the refrigerator to chill.
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This easy mushroom broth recipe makes the perfect base for soups, stews, gravies, and risottos.
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A chilled cucumber soup, whirled together in the blender to serve as an instant dinner, is one of the quiet rewards of midsummer The trick to making it hearty enough is to not stint on the seasonings, especially when something as mild as cucumber is the main ingredient Garlic, plenty of herbs, jalapeño and anchovy add plenty of flavor, while buttermilk contributes a creamy, light texture
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Kiss the colder months goodbye with this tender salad that’s the essence of spring.
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This recipe for garlic, herb, and Pecorino cheese pesto comes from a poem attributed to the first-century B.C.E. poet Virgil.
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This mellow sweet potato and cabbage soup with turkey bratwurst is made in the slow cooker.
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This rich, elegant gratin, adapted from the chef Naomi Pomeroy's book "Taste and Technique," brings together braised fennel, Gruyère sauce and crisp bread crumbs, with outrageously delicious results As with many recipes in this highly instructive book, this gratin is more labor intensive than what you may expect — coarse bread crumbs are toasted and shattered just so — but every component is key to the final dish A lot happens simultaneously, so breathe deep, and be sure to prep your ingredients before beginning, and carefully read through the recipe to the end (a good practice always)
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This recipe for moussaka is adapted from one found in David Rosengarten's book “Taste” which includes an entire section devoted to the classic Greek casserole In the book, Mr Rosengarten claims that his is “the lightest, least oily, least tomatoey, most eggplanty, most refined moussaka that you've ever tasted.” Isn't that just what you want as you plan a dinner party