This relish goes well with grilled or roasted chicken, pork, turkey, or duck.
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These green beans are quick to fry up and bring the heat.
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Serve with our Spice-Rubbed Lamb Chops.
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The flavor of tarragon, a mix of anise and vanilla, provides distinctive flavor in this syrup for our Tarragon Limeade.
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Say hello to your new favorite healthy snack. Baked low and slow, these citrus crisps taste like sunshine.
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Roasting the garlic head first reduces the garlicky taste in the mashed potatoes.
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Serve this peppery tomato sauce with our Spinach Roulade.
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Make your own seasoning mix for our Jerk Chicken with Cucumber Relish.
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Raw vegetables lend unexpected texture to the antipasti table and hold up well in salads. In this colorful assemblage, orange-coriander vinaigrette plays off the sweetness of red, golden, and Chioggia...
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Adding spices at the end of this recipe helps them retain their flavor; they won't be absorbed into the sauce while cooking.
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They may be tiny, but seeds pack a powerful nutritional punch.
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This Chinese-style vegetable side dish is quick to prep and very tasty.
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Use slightly underripe strawberries for best results. To extend the jam's shelf life, process in canning jars according to manufacturer's instructions.
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Omitting the vinegar used in traditional hollandaise and using citrus juice instead turns out a creamy sauce that is sweeter than the original.
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Follow this technique using dark or milk chocolate to create thin, flexible sheets of chocolate perfect for wrapping around the edges of a cake or creating other decorative details. Jacques Torres prepared...
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Pair this Latin take on pepper and onions with steak, or fill out the saute with wedges of potatoes, such as red bliss, or a cup of corn kernels.
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This dish goes well with grilled chicken or fish, or toss with pasta.
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Transform a can of whole peeled tomatoes into a flavorful sauce for pizza or pasta, simply by adding garlic, red pepper flakes, and fresh oregano.
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Using a ricer yields mashed potatoes with an especially light, fluffy texture. Alternatively potatoes can be mashed with a potato masher or fork. Extra-virgin olive oil makes these potatoes smooth and...
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This vinaigrette recipe from Michael Psilakis' "How to Roast a Lamb" cookbook is used to make his Greek Salad.
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This is a tasty and hearty meatless curried stew to have for dinner tonight.
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If you're craving something different this year, try a squash puree (from acorn, kabocha, or butternut). It typically doesn't come in a can, but it's sure worth the effort. Image, from top down: Acorn...
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This vegetarian chili is light yet hearty. Perfect for a weeknight dinner, it comes together in minutes with ingredients you might have handy in your pantry.
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This side served with a mint-yogurt dressing goes well with roasted pork, lamb, or chicken.
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This is tasty with any prepared beef but it is perfect with our rosemary-garlic roast beef and potatoes.
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This quintessential spring vegetable gets a touch of butter and herbs for a side dish that goes with any main.
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This dish can be made with only carrots or only parsnips (instead of both) by using three pounds of either.
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Look for sturdy green pods with a velvety fuzz. Avoid any with slimy brown spots or overly large beans.
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Try something new and tasty with yogurt, ice cream, pound cake, or oatmeal.
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Spread this relish on toasts topped with goat cheese, stir into yogurt or cottage cheese, or spoon over roast chicken or pork.
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In Argentina, garlicky herb-flecked chimichurri, a condiment as prevalent there as ketchup is in the United States, is spooned over all manner of grilled meats, especially steak.
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Green tomatoes are simply red tomatoes that have not ripened fully. If you are unable to find green tomatoes, you can use Kirby cucumbers.
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This is delicious spooned over ice cream and fresh fruit, or as an accompaniment to our Berry Vacherin.
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Sprigs of herbs tucked inside the husk lend theirfresh flavor to the corn.
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This recipe comes from our book "Clean Slate: A Cookbook and Guide."
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Use these nuts to decorate a chocolate or caramel tart.
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The vibrant spices in this vegetarian dish give it a great depth of flavor. If you like, serve the curry with a dollop of plain yogurt.
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This salsa and its pureed counterpart, coulis, add a piquantflavor and varied textures togrilled fish.
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We like to serve endive family-style as a side dish with Pasta with Sausage and Escarole.
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Put this pesto on potatoes, grilled beef, chicken or our Lamb Chops.
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This fruit spread comes together quickly, unlike many jams and jellies.
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Celery root and leeks make home fries into a sophisticated side dish for dinner.
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All you need is the squash, olive oil, and salt and pepper. Slicing crosswise into rings keeps the squash strands long and spaghetti-like.
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This spicy pairing of dried chile peppers and fresh rosemary with Cerignola olives makes a lovely gift.
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Grilling these chickens under a heavy weight will help them cook quickly and evenly, leaving them crisp and juicy.
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Indian-inspired flavors add an unexpected twist to new potatoes.
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Sharply flavored and nutritionally rich mustard greens are best served sauteed.
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This Irish mash of potatoes and apples makes a nice side dish for Uncorned Beef and Cabbage.
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