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01/19/2007
A Lowcountry favorite, this hearty dish is a quintessentially Southern meal when served with grits and okra.
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01/19/2007
A Southern classic and a staple of Lowcountry cooking, this side is easy to prepare and simply delicious.
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05/13/2013
In this Greek small bite, kasseri cheese, a type of sheep's milk feta, is fried and topped with zesty olive and sun-dried tomato tapenade. Dipping the cheese in cold water before coating them with flour is essential; it helps the flour to adhere and prevents the cheese from leaking into the oil as it fries.
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02/13/2013
In this take on a traditional Sephardic Jewish dish, culupidia frita con limón, cauliflower are coated in a flour and egg batter, fried, and then bathed in lemon juice.
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02/05/2013
Tossing crisp-fried Brussels sprout leaves in a spicy Thai-flavored dressing spiked with yuzu juice, sesame oil, and sriracha enlivens the old standby.
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01/30/2013
A crowd-pleasing spread of rich, bold, and finger-friendly snacks—from classic wings to addictive chocolate chip cookies—for your Super Bowl Sunday party.
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12/11/2012
Earthy sage enhances the woodsy flavor of shiitake mushrooms in this simple fried appetizer. For detailed instructions on achieving perfectly light tempura batter, see Harris Salat's article Light as a Feather from issue 152.
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12/10/2012
Latkes may get all the glory when it comes to Hanukkah celebrations, but it's just as appropriate to the Festival of Lights to indulge in other fried foods.
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01/28/2012
Chicken wings are a great addition to a Super Bowl finger-food spread.
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10/07/2010
The Cook's Cottage mixes turmeric and chile powder into her semolina dredge for a colorful, quick dish that's on the table in about 15 minutes. Continue...
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Source: thecookscottage.typepad.com
09/27/2010
Ceramic Canvas slices chicken into thin strips to maximize crunchy surface area. We love the combination of Chinese five-spice powder with fresh jalapeño and lime.Continue...
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Source: The Ceramic Canvas
09/15/2010
Many American Jewish families break the traditional Yom Kippur fast with a milchig, or dairy meal. These beautiful blintzes from the Jew and the Carrot are paper-thin crêpes with a sweet, custard-like cheese filling that will enliven your celebration.
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Source: The Jew and the Carrot
07/05/2010
Any experienced fryer of chicken will be quick to assure you that their time-tested method is the best. Continue...
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Source: NOLA Cuisine
04/15/2010
Comté or Emmentaler cheese, celeriac (also known as celery root), and tomatoes are combined with sliced potatoes and crème fraîche for this sumptuous gratin. This recipe is an adaptation of one in Patricia Wells's cookbook Bistro Cooking (Ted Smart, 1999). Continue...
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12/10/2009
Grating the potatoes and onions by hand give these latkes a rustic feel, but if you're short on time, feel free to take some help from your trusty food processor. Either way, the result will be absolutely delicious.
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Source: I'm Mad and I Eat
12/10/2009
These Italian-inspired latkes, topped with a pesto made from pignoli nuts and Romano Locatelli cheese, is the perfect dish to spice up your Hanukkah spread.
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Source: shem tov v' ta'am tov
09/23/2009
Great as they may be at your favorite Chinese restaurant, scallion pancakes will likely taste even better made in your own kitchen. Continue...
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Source: Appetite for China
09/13/2009
The beauty of this tempura batter is that it doesn't contain eggs, making it vegan-friendly, so everyone will be able to enjoy this crispy side dish. Continue...
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Source: Vegan Yum Yum
08/18/2009
Harissa gives this rich sandwich a tangy, spicy kick.
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Source: Apple Pie, Patis, and Pate
07/24/2009
These Scandinavian pancakes puff up like a popover and can be cut open and filled with lemon curd and mascarpone.
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Source: Culinate
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