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These roasted Mediterranean vegetables featuring cherry tomatoes, zucchini, bell peppers, onion, and garlic make a delicious sheet pan dinner with an easy cleanup.
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This recipe is by Trish Hall and takes 13 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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About as humble as a dish can be, with simple ingredients and cooking instructions no more complicated than boiling water, this Haitian recipe may shock you with its deliciousness — a base of warming, garlicky polenta-like porridge topped with a velvety purée of black beans and coconut milk (see the corresponding recipe for black-bean sauce) Slices of nutty avocado offer a gentle contrast in texture and another element of richness It was adapted from the Haitian cooking instructor Cindy Similien-Johnson, who remembers it being made in her grandmother’s house.
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This versatile marinade recipe is packed with fresh herbs, white wine, and lemon juice and adds brightness to everything from grilled chicken to salads.
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A shower of lemon zest and black mustard seeds on a fast sauté of hashed brussels sprouts makes a traditional side dish with unexpected, bright flavors Slice the sprouts a day or so before (a food processor makes it easy) and refrigerate until it's time to prepare them.
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Mimic the layers of candy corn you love so much with these adorable cupcakes.
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This recipe is a far departure from the mayonnaise-based tuna concoctions that Americans expect Tuna (packed in olive oil, please) is mixed with peppers, fresh herbs and nuts and dressed in olive oil, balsamic vinegar, lemon juice and two types of mustard It can sit in the fridge for up to three days, making it excellent picnic food or just a departure from the usual sad desk sandwich.
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I can’t remember where I heard or read about massaging raw kale with olive oil and a little salt, but it is a very effective way to soften the leaves just a bit if you are not cooking the kale This briny slaw gets its crunch from red cabbage and walnuts
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The large-size Israeli pearl couscous is perfect for soaking up sauce and has enough flavor to enhance any protein. Serve under fish, chicken, beef, or vegetarian proteins.