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11/20/2009
Pork and apples are a natural culinary duo, but three’s a charm when fennel is added to round out the flavor of this stew. Continue...
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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
11/17/2009
This versatile condiment is surprisingly easy to make. Try it with grilled chicken and fish, or spread it on pita bread for a quick breakfast. Continue...
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11/16/2009
This hearty, autumn-inspired soup will keep you full and satisfied. Replace the chicken stock with vegetable stock if you're cooking for vegetarians. Continue...
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11/15/2009
A homemade rendition of a popular Thai dish, green papaya salad is sweet and refreshing, with a kick from serrano chiles and a splash of citrus. Grilled or sautéed shrimp are tossed with the salad, making for a filling lunch. Continue...
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11/12/2009
Black beans in a chocolate cake recipe? Don’t be so quick to sneer. The flavor of the beans is undetectable; they mainly contribute to the fudgy consistency of this flourless dessert, an adaptation of a brownie recipe from 101 Cookbooks. Continue...
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11/11/2009
The Swedish name translates as fruitcake, but this light cake is only distantly related to the dense, sticky fruitcakes familiar to many Americans.
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Source: Saveur
11/11/2009
The recipe for this dish comes from Asian Dumplings by Andrea Nguyen (Ten Speed Press, 2009).
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Source: Saveur
11/11/2009
The New York City–based cookbook author Zarela Martinez gave us the recipe for this smoky, chipotle-spiked, Coca-Cola-glazed ham.
Issue #125
Source: Saveur
11/09/2009
Once upon a time, the British and Irish used rutabagas instead of pumpkins to make jack-o-lanterns. Nowadays, save the pumpkins for pies and experiment with cooking rutabaga in this sweet and savory dish. Continue...
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Source: Eat Real
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