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Add a taste of Thai to noodles, salad, rice, or any dish with this cilantro pesto featuring fish sauce, peanut butter, ginger, and garlic.
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Healthy, hearty lentils get a burst of flavorful protein from crispy fried tofu and hot and spicy chile oil.
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Canned chickpeas help you create this delicious, restaurant-quality, falafel dish in just 30 minutes.
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Bacon-wrapped sausage is filled with cheese, green onions, jalapenos, barbeque sauce, and more bacon to make this decadent smoked bacon bomb.
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A tasty meatloaf made of your choice of lamb or beef is served with mashed potatoes flavored with green onions and fresh peas for a colorful meal perfect for springtime.
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This easy recipe for braised white beans with chard has canned cannellini beans, onion, garlic, Swiss chard, and parsley.
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A vegan miso ramen with roasted vegetables recipe.
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Here's a more manageable version of the traditional Italian recipe for whole roast pig seasoned with a garlic, rosemary and fennel This one comes together so quickly, you can make it on a whim.
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You can make this spicy pork in a 6- to 8-quart electric pressure cooker if you’re in a hurry, or in a slow cooker if you're not In either case, you’ll get tender bits of meat covered in a chile-flavored barbecue sauce that’s just slightly sweet (You can also make it in a stovetop pressure cooker, by trimming a few minutes off the cooking time
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Marcia added pearl onions and grapes to her tender pork dish because "they're both sweet and juicy."
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This is an under-the-radar basic from Julia Child’s “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” featured in a New York Times article about readers’ favorite Child recipes It is a tomato sauce with onions, garlic and basil, raised high with a perfumed whiff of orange peel and coriander seed Make it when the farmers’ market is overflowing with good tomatoes, freeze it in plastic bags, and use it until there is no more
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There is a clear order of operations to this cassoulet Cut up the duck; remove the skin from the legs and refrigerate them overnight At this point, you can make the stock or pick up the recipe the next day