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11/02/2009
Cooking fish in parchment paper serves two purposes: beautiful presentation and easy cleanup. Try this technique in this recipe, in which flounder filets steam in a luscious bath of sake and soy sauce. Continue...
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11/02/2009
Small eggplants are perfect for stuffing with rice and ground beef seasoned with allspice. Continue...
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Source: Tony Tahhan
10/30/2009
Toss potatoes with a mixture of stone ground mustard, rosemary and garlic for a fragrant side dish.
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Source: eCurry
10/27/2009
Buttermilk adds a welcome tang to these simple, creamy mashed potatoes.
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Source: Picky Cook
10/11/2009
Although the name says salad, this recipe is a far cry from a light, lettuce-filled side dish. With the beans, peppers, and quinoa, this dish is a filling main course. Continue...
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Source: Closet Cooking
10/08/2009
Mashed potatoes become extra velvety and tangy when goat cheese is stirred in.
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Source: Peanut Butter and Julie
10/08/2009
Green beans are far from boring when topped with blue cheese and crunchy almonds.
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Source: Foodie Tots
09/09/2009
This Vietnamese chicken salad with cabbage, vinegar-infused onions, and a Vietnamese fish sauce dressing is hearty without being heavy. Continue...
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Source: Wandering Chopsticks
08/28/2009
Lime butter offsets sweet, ripe nectarines in this easy steamed dish that features in-season baby artichokes. Continue...
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Source: Not Eating Out in NY
07/09/2009
Using these two cooking techniques keeps the chicken crisp on the outside, moist and tender on the inside.
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Source: Bitten
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