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11/18/2009
Woodsy, earthy mushrooms are balanced with creamy polenta and an unctuous, soft-cooked egg, which blankets the dish. It’s comfort food made elegant. Continue...
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Source: The Kitchn
11/18/2009
The delicate sweetness of scallops is perfectly complemented by a glaze made with apple cider and maple syrup. Continue...
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Source: Table Talk
11/16/2009
Give homemade kimchi a chance. With only six ingredients, quick preparation, and a short marinating time, this version is a great way to cut your teeth on this Korean classic.
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11/16/2009
Don't throw away your radish greens: you can sauté them or use them in this warming soup. A few sliced radishes are added for extra crunch.
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11/11/2009
The salty, smoky ham known as speck is a traditional ingredient in this tart; bacon is a good substitute.
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Source: Saveur
11/10/2009
Butternut squash combines with garlic, sage, and a touch of hummus to create a scrumptious dip that can be served with bread, crackers, or sliced vegetables. Continue...
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11/06/2009
With potatoes, bacon, and beef, this stew will definitely fill you up. Paprika and a rich beef and tomato broth will warm you up as well.
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Source: Cast Sugar
11/03/2009
This healthy bread recipe, which uses oat flakes and whole-wheat flour, is filled with arugula and green olives and is simple to prepare. It’s the perfect accompaniment to a comforting bowl of soup. Continue...
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10/31/2009
Cure those Monday morning blues by making this chocolate-spiked granola over the weekend. Continue...
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10/30/2009
This savory breakfast treat, a study of textures, contrasts crisp potatoes with creamy egg yolk for a decadent brunch. Continue...
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Source: Local Lemons
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