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07/05/2008
Nutty, buttery and warm, this side dish of tender sprouts and sweet roasted chestnuts is a true winter pleasure.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
06/21/2008
Rich bechamel coats the multi-colored florets of cauliflower and it topped with an appropriately crunchy crust of breadcrumbs.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
05/15/2008
Mushrooms and other vegetables replace meat in these takes on the original kebab.
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Source: The Times of India
03/29/2008
This cake is typically served with a hidden feve (ceramic figurine) on the 6th of January to mark the Epiphany, and is otherwise knows as King's Cake.
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Source: Serious Eats
03/25/2008
Finely ground pistachio nuts give this luxurious European cake a flavor that is as rich as its texture.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
03/24/2008
These crisp, meringue-like cookies get their name from being "forgotten" or left in the oven overnight to firm up.
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02/01/2008
Use a strong cheese in this recipe, so that the flavor shines through the baked cornmeal.
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Source: Everybody Likes Sandwiches
01/22/2008
Made from fresh key limes and topped with fresh whipped cream, this pie is a perfectly tart treat.
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01/22/2008
Adding cream to this delectable onion side dish at the last minute softens the rosemary’s pungency.
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01/21/2008
Pecans and freshly ground nutmeg add crunch and a full flavor to cranberry scones.
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Source: Farmgirl Fare
01/16/2008
Fresh rosemary and polenta make for a savory-sweet breakfast bread.
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Source: Trini Gourmet
01/12/2008
Both orange zest and orange juice ensure this cake has ample citrus tones.
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Source: Lucullian
11/20/2007
These cookies are delicate and crumbly with a light dusting of spicy, sweet cinnamon sugar.
02/06/2007
According to legend, these crisp breadsticks, called grissini in Italian, were invented in 17th-century Turin and counted Napoleon among their aficionados.
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02/06/2007
Vermouth adds body and character to many dishes, especially ones with fish or chicken.
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