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08/09/2009
When we're barbecuing, we love throwing juicy, ripe peaches on the grill to draw out their sweetness. This salad's a perfect way to use them.
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Source: Jamie Oliver
08/03/2009
Deviled eggs, with a little heat from mustard, make for a classic prelude to Easter lunch.
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Source: Amateur Gourmet
08/02/2009
Straight from California, this grilled tofu recipe is a breeze to whip up for a barbecue side dish.
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Source: Tuesday Recipe
07/26/2009
Grilling asparagus concentrates its flavor. This recipe, from an article in the Washington Post by Steven Raichlen, uses toothpicks or skewers to hold together asparagus spears in a kind of “raft” that’s encrusted with sesame seeds, which become nicely toasted on the grill.
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Source: Washington Post
07/03/2009
A freeform tart is bursting with a delicious filling seasoned with sage and a bit of sugar.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
07/01/2009
Duck confit sounds daunting, but in this easy version, the dish cooks itself.
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Source: Chow
06/29/2009
A spiced cranberry chutney, mellow garlic and sweet onions stand up against the mild cheese.
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Source: Domestic Goddess
06/01/2009
Impress everyone at your next dinner party with an elegant homemade spread you can whip up in just minutes.
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Source: All Recipes
05/21/2009
A simple marinade of curry and coconut milk gives the pork a complex sweetness.
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Source: Thai Table
04/10/2009
A spicy sauce of wasabi, ginger and Worcestershire fires up crab in this celebratory appetizer.
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Source: Epicurious
03/13/2009
Maple syrup lends an unexpected warmth and sweetness to these delicate snacks.
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Source: The Expatriate's Kitchen
03/11/2009
A sweet, tart, and spicy glaze makes these ribs finger-licking delicious.
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Source: The Hungry Mouse
03/08/2009
Using this chewy, nutty grain makes this salad instantly unforgettable.
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Source: 101 Cookbooks
03/07/2009
Serve this cool no-cook salad with pita or crackers.
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Source: David Lebovitz
03/01/2009
Submerging rice paper wrappers in water makes them pliable for rolling.
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Source: Chow
02/07/2009
Potato salad gets extra punch and crunch from green apples, nuts, and golden raisins.
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Source: Spain Recipes
02/06/2009
This fresh, crunchy salad is packed full of cucumber, beans and herbs.
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Source: The Expatriate's Kitchen
02/03/2009
Ginger, sesame oil, and rice vinegar provide a bold dash of flavor.
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Source: The Yummy Mummy
01/31/2009
Toss grated raw beets with fresh cilantro, mustard seeds, and chilies for a classic Indian side dish.
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Source: Egullet
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