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Sliced green chiles serve as the base of this quick, crustless quiche that easily adapts to any of your favorite cheeses and vegetables.
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These are a delicious make-ahead lunch to freeze as a handy lunch to bring to work! Just make, freeze, and then heat in the microwave for a very balanced meal.
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Rubbing butter on chicken skin (as well as under it) and letting it sit in the fridge for a few hours is a great way to make it extra-crispy, with moist breast meat.
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Crisp, golden brown potato slices are covered with cheese, beans, tomatoes, olives, green onions, and green chiles in this potato nacho recipe that is perfect for game day.
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An easy braised chicken legs recipe with Tunisian flavors, from Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo for Plated.
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This recipe is part guacamole and part salsa, using a fresh and tart blend of diced avocados, cucumber, and pineapple.
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This astoundingly good recipe came to The Times from Nick Anderer, who made it over an open fire when he was the chef of Marta in New York A sweet and sour puttanesca is draped over charred broccoli still warm from the grill, creating a dish that goes well next to a piece of grilled fish or meat Do cut the broccoli into large florets; it makes them easier to manage on the grill.
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This simplified version of the classic Mexican soup calls for storebought tortilla chips and employs the use of the broiler to char the chiles.
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This is a Mexi-Thai salsa with a powerful scent and incredible flavor and came to The Times from the chef Quealy Watson, who serves it at his San Antonio restaurant, Hot Joy ‘‘I usually like to make it pretty obnoxious when it comes to the fish sauce,’’ Watson told us So we add it to taste, a tablespoon or so at a time