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Like an old-fashioned soda-fountain drink, this mocktail relies on a delicious, small-batch syrup.
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Smoke your salmon atop a bed of fennel, then serve with a cherry tomato-fennel frond salad.
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This recipe for baked clams tried to bridge the gap between the glory of a clam pulled from a clambake and the unfortunate, common mediocrity of ubiquitous baked stuffed clams It contains some of the usual suspects — onion and celery — and some unusual ones, like clam juice and vermouth Importantly, it doesn't require clam shucking, which is a dangerous occupation, best avoided unless you are very brave.
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This refreshing fruit salad of fennel, apple, oranges, and mint is a quick and easy side dish or fresh dessert you can make in 15 minutes.
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Use this infused syrup to make the Almond-Fennel Cooler.
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A flavorful, healthy alternative to plain mashed potatoes.
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This recipe is by Mark Bittman and takes About 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: fennel, onion, butter, water
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To cut into very thin slices of fennel, a vegetable slicer will work wonders, but you can also use a sharp paring knife.
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Fennel takes center stage in this simple grilled dish with Italian flavors of olive oil, basil, lemon, and Parmesan cheese.
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Triple sec liqueur adds a hint of sweet orange flavor to a colorful slaw made of red and green cabbage tossed with thinly sliced fennel and topped with a sprinkle of pine nuts.
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Made with fennel bulbs, Arborio rice, and heavy cream, this is a rich and creamy risotto - just like it ought to be!
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This rich, elegant gratin, adapted from the chef Naomi Pomeroy's book "Taste and Technique," brings together braised fennel, Gruyère sauce and crisp bread crumbs, with outrageously delicious results As with many recipes in this highly instructive book, this gratin is more labor intensive than what you may expect — coarse bread crumbs are toasted and shattered just so — but every component is key to the final dish A lot happens simultaneously, so breathe deep, and be sure to prep your ingredients before beginning, and carefully read through the recipe to the end (a good practice always)