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Artichokes are so good for you and so delicious! Here's how to cook and eat them.
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This simple, refreshing salad from Alice Waters, the founder and owner of Chez Panisse, the legendary Berkeley restaurant, can be served as a first course or to revive the palate between the main course and dessert It came to The Times in 2010 when the Well blog featured a number of recipes from “The Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival Cookbook: Recipes and Behind-the-Scenes Stories from America’s Hottest Chefs."
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Tender, smoky artichoke halves, easily and beautifully grilled.
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Marinated mushrooms and bacon-wrapped chicken chunks are threaded onto skewers with pineapple, and cooked on the grill.
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This is a quick and easy recipe, yet it makes a tasty, mostly homemade chicken soup.
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Chicken breasts filled with feta cheese and bacon are baked in an herbed lemon oil.
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A fancy alternative to a traditional roasted turkey that results in perfectly cooked white and dark meat.
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Called Cacik in Turkey, Tarator in the Balkans, Tzatziki in Greece, each version of this salad is a variation on a theme: yogurt, cucumbers, garlic, fresh herbs The yogurt is thick, and pungent with mashed garlic, the cucumbers either finely chopped or grated, then salted and allowed to wilt Walnuts enrich the Balkan version, which is also considered a soup, as is Cacik
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Master the classic ham and cheese crepe, a French favorite that proves simple is best with the right technique and some Gruyere cheese.
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Sherry adds a sweet note to chicken baked in a sour cream sauce and topped with cracker crumbs and an abundance of poppy seeds.
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When a friend offered me sorrel from her garden I accepted gladly I love the tangy flavor of this green leafy vegetable and will always buy it if I see it in my farmers’ market You don’t need much to contribute lots of lemony flavor and vitamins C, A, iron, calcium and magnesium