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03/21/2008
The pungent flavor of delicate ramps is a terrific accompaniment to earthy wild mushrooms.
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Source: Star Chefs
03/20/2008
A small piece of tender lamb goes a long way when spiced with fresh mint and placed over a bed of spring greens.
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Source: Serious Eats
03/19/2008
From Chubby Hubby
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03/13/2008
From Davidleibovitz.com
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02/19/2008
This squash-spiked gnocchi recipe couldn't be a better way to round out an autumnal meal.
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02/18/2008
From Food Beam
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Source: Food Beam
02/11/2008
These beignets were originally adapted from the book Le Cordon Bleu At Home.
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02/08/2008
Braising oxtails with kumquats is similar to using preserved lemons in slow-cooked Moroccan dishes.
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02/03/2008
The briny juices of clams and mussels enhance the deep, rich flavors of this easy paella.
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Source: Mattika Arts
01/23/2008
An impressive main course to serve during the holidays.
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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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01/16/2008
Fresh rosemary and polenta make for a savory-sweet breakfast bread.
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01/10/2008
Make the most of fall apples by displaying them in an open-faced tarte aux pommes.
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Source: Culinate
01/08/2008
Sweet chestnuts are often incorporated into standby Thanksgiving sides, but this recipe allows them to stand alone in all their glory. Meaty in texture, sage leaves bring out their natural sweetness.
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01/07/2008
Ask any local—the lasagne of the Emilia-Romagna requires fresh pasta.
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12/30/2007
Fennel adds a subtle punch to creamy potatoes and the unique Jerusalem artichoke.
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Source: Metro
12/29/2007
Sour yogurt delivers the full flavor of this traditional Keralan dish, made of yams and coconut.
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12/22/2007
Chocolate master Jacques Torres reinvents a Disney World treat to appear on one of the most prestigious menus in New York.
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12/18/2007
Many types of Malaysian spring rolls, or popiah, are served "wet" with uncooked egg roll skins. These rolls, though, are fried for crispiness.
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12/17/2007
This simple, one-pot recipe is from Bill Buford's 2006 book, "Heat."
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Source: Chowhound