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01/01/2008
Give Thanksgiving a surprising spin with a bird that's roasted in Moroccan spices.
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12/27/2007
Fresh ginger, coriander, and jalapeño peppers dress up the more subtle flavors of cauliflower and potatoes.
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Source: Epicurious
12/19/2007
These polenta cups filled with tender meat make a great party appetizer.
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Source: Food Channel
11/19/2007
The real point of holiday feasting isn't turkey at all; it's the stuffing in the bird.
10/12/2007
This decadent adaptation of horchata is spiked with cinnamon and dark chocolate, making it a delightful liquid dessert.
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02/06/2007
This traditional Spanish soup is served in the dead of winter; it warms the heart as much as the body.
02/06/2007
This classic dessert comes from another classic—late legendary chef, cookbook author, and television star Julia Child.
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02/06/2007
Pralines, whose name derives from a word of French origin, are sweets made by coating nuts with sugar syrup.
02/06/2007
Vermouth adds body and character to many dishes, especially ones with fish or chicken.
02/06/2007
This unique curry is served with small, soft bread rolls called pav (from the Portuguese word for bread, pão) that resemble parker house rolls.
02/06/2007
This sweet yeast bread is flaky yet chewy, with aromas of sesame and cinnamon.
02/06/2007
Recipes for this Japanese favorite vary from cook to cook, and often include a host of “secret” ingredients like chocolate, milk, miso, and dashi.
02/05/2007
This delicious dessert porridge belongs to a family of sweets enriched with coconut milk that are called pengat in Malaysia and kolak in Indonesia.
08/26/2002
The Catalan verb escalivar means to cook in hot ashes (caliu, and escalivada, an assortment of roasted vegetables, is traditionally made exactly that way.
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08/22/2002
Any variety of small, tender summer squash will do for this recipe. Even winter squash will be fine, as long as it's young and tender.
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08/21/2002
The texture of the clafoutis is more like a cake than a pudding.
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