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11/19/2009
Quick to prepare and rich in nutrients, chard is an ideal vegetable for weeknight meals. Continue...
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Source: Patent and the Pantry
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
11/16/2009
Many people have only eaten radishes in their raw state. Switch it up by roasting them: they make get an excellent side dish for hearty entrées.
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Source: Kalyn's Kitchen
11/16/2009
This feastworthy dish, based on a recipe in Pork & Sons by Stéphane Reynaud (Phaidon, 2007), calls for fresh ham, a succulent cut from the pig’s hind leg that yields crisp skin and juicy meat.
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Source: Saveur
11/12/2009
Instead of mashing parsnips, trying slicing them into sticks and baking them until crunchy, with plenty of Parmesan cheese. Continue...
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Source: The Good Mood Food Blog
11/10/2009
When you are craving pasta but dreading the carbs, spaghetti squash is the perfect compromise. Bake the squash, scrape out the stringy flesh, and toss with chopped tomatoes and rosemary.
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Source: Ava Catau
11/06/2009
Rich cream sauce gives a classic roast chicken an elegant feel. Use pan drippings from the roast for this simple, quick sauce. Continue...
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Source: She's in the Kitchen
11/06/2009
Roasted carrots are pureed into a beautifully colored and tasty soup. Simple, yet decidedly creamy and scrumptious, it is the perfect pairing for grilled cheese sandwiches.
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Source: Technicolor Kitchen
11/05/2009
This tool has two interchangeable attachments to suit your roasting needs. One is a “shower head” baster that evenly bastes the skin of your turkey or roast, and the other is an injector needle you can use to infuse the meat with marinades or butter.
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Source: Cuisipro
11/05/2009
With their wide tines and handles, these turkey lifters make the job of transferring roasts or birds to platters a breeze.
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Source: Fox Run Craftsmen
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