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This is a recipe for a very big batch, because it freezes well; in addition to death and taxes, we can be confident of future illness If you want less soup, halve the recipe If the sick person likes noodles when sick, I add a single serving of rice noodles for each serving, in the last few minutes of warming it.
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A delicious coconut cake made from a cake mix with coconut cream cheese frosting and garnished with toasted coconut.
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Fall apart tender and smoky, barbecued pork shoulder, cooked low and slow on a 2-burner gas grill.
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These fish tacos al pastor are made with trout and taste as good as the original meat version, especially with the charred tomatillo salsa.
Ingredients: tomatillos, peppers, cloves
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These delicious, low-carb sloppy joes may just beat the original.
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Chicken bakes in a complex Asian marinade of soy sauce, onion, ginger, garlic and oyster sauce that gets its heat from chili sauce and powder. Be sure to serve with rice so you can savor every last drop.
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Chef John's recipe for baked barbeque pork spareribs with a hoisin glaze is the perfect ribs recipe any time of year.
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Due to the shameful state of commercially packaged 'Mexican' chorizo in the U.S., I usually make my own. I never include pork salivary glands or lymph nodes...
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Quinoa and soya chunks with satay sauce.
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A quick, simple recipe utilizing all of New Jersey's favorite summer produce: tomatoes, peaches, and corn. Easily adjusted to suit your fancy in terms of sweet/spicy. A favorite in my house, where the saying goes 'the spicier the better,' and this salsa has the taste of sweet peaches in the background.
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