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This recipe for a homemade version of a popular restaurant appetizer seasons a cheese filling with taco seasoning and uses bread crumbs to top.
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Parmesan, garlic, and panko give flavor and crunch to this baked shrimp dish. It's a quick and easy dinner for busy weeknights.
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I came up with this thinking of a different way to serve the turkey breast. The sour cream seals in the moisture and no one would ever guess that it's in there. A great new way to try turkey. This is my husband's new favorite turkey dish.
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A Parmesan crust lifts these chicken nibbles above the ordinary. Serve alone or with an array of dipping sauces.
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For this recipe, you’ll want to grind part of the salmon in a food processor: It’ll bind the rest, which can be coarsely chopped to retain moisture during cooking Some bread crumbs keep the burger from becoming as densely packed as (bad) meatloaf This approach, along with a few simple seasonings, produces delicious burgers in not much more time than it takes to make one from ground chuck
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Zucchini is breaded and baked until crispy and golden brown. A quick, healthy way to use some of that zucchini from your garden!
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A delicious French classic, chicken cordon bleu is made of chicken breasts stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese.
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Pork Scrap is well known in the Lowell, Massachusetts area, I grew up with the stuff. I have all way's used it on toast or just as a sandwich to take too work...
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This exquisitely simple recipe came to The Times in a 2001 article about Paola di Mauro, an Italian winemaker in Marina, a small town southeast of Rome She was one of a band of cooks who helped distinguish "cucina casalinga," roughly translated as "housewives' cooking." From her humble kitchen, Ms di Mauro mentored some of the best Italian chefs and restaurateurs in the United States, including Mario Batali, Lidia Bastianich, Piero Selvaggio and Tony May
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This is down-home, primal Sicilian cooking, using inexpensive and commonly available ingredients: olive oil, eggplant, tomato and pasta A showering of grated ricotta salata and toasted bread crumbs adorns this humble yet justly famous dish The Sicilian composer Vincenzo Bellini adored it with such a passion that it was eventually named after his 19th-century opera "Norma" — or so goes the story.
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Using ground Italian sausage plus a few simple ingredients makes these flavorful meatballs extra-easy.