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11/07/2009
This refreshing Mediterranean-inspired cabbage salad is light but flavorful; it works perfectly with grilled chicken. Continue...
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Source: Kalyn's Kitchen
10/16/2009
Roasted chicken Marbella, spiked with Spanish green olives, prunes, and capers, is one of the most famous recipes to come out of The Silver Palette Cookbook by Julee Rosso and the late Sheila Lukins, a former contributing editor to SAVEUR. Continue...
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Source: Sticky, Gooey, Creamy, Chewy
10/15/2009
Couscous makes a terrific base for hearty salads. Mix in shrimp, vegetables, and fresh herbs, and you have a simple lunch to pack for work, or a quick dish to bring along to a last-minute picnic. Continue...
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Source: What's Cookin' Chicago
10/10/2009
Braising, then roasting, a whole chicken in milk with cinnamon and lemon makes for fall-off-the-bone, succulent meat. Continue...
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Source: The Kitchn
10/08/2009
Most people who dislike Brussels sprouts have never eaten them roasted with slightly blackened skin and crispy leaves. Drizzling on balsamic vinegar before cooking allows for deep caramelization and adds extra flavor.
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Source: A Cookie a Day
10/08/2009
Slowly poaching salmon belly in olive oil with herbs adds to its inherent richness and gives it a subtle punch that pairs nicely with a salad tossed with mustard vinaigrette. Continue...
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Source: Zen Can Cook
10/03/2009
Mushrooms aren’t the topping for these small pizzas; the portabella caps actually form the “crust” and are piled with sausage, cheese, and zucchini. Continue...
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Source: What geeks eat
10/01/2009
Parmesan, provolone, and basil stuffing help a sometimes lackluster skirt steak come to life. Cooked in a tomato mushroom sauce, the steak becomes a fantastic topping for pasta. Continue...
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Source: Sass and Veracity
09/17/2009
This date honey is a sweet alternative to regular bee honey during the Jewish holidays.
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Source: The Jew and the Carrot
09/17/2009
Apple cider takes the place of water in this sweet challah recipe, which also features small bits of chopped dried apples.
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Source: The Jew and the Carrot
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