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03/19/2013
Orange juice, honey, and aromatic spices reduce into an intense syrup while tenderizing the rhubarb in this fruit compote.
Issue #155
10/09/2008
This sauce, made with the citrus fruit native to Louisiana and harvested in the fall and early winter, pairs well with spiced cakes.
Issue #115
03/06/2007
Ordinary salsa gets an extraordinary twist with the addition of fresh mango and mild Mexican cheese.
Issue #85
12/15/2005
This chutney is a popular dipping sauce for fried foods in northern India.
Issue #79
03/06/2007
This simple condiment is tasty on everything from ice cream to croissants.
Issue #67
03/07/2007
Mangos add just the right amount of sweetness to this warm, spicy chutney.
Issue #64
07/03/2007
Fresh jam is like summer preserved, to be enjoyed all winter long.
Issue #52
12/12/2000
Greek food writer Aglaia Kremezi, who gave us this recipe, cooks the cherries with a beet to give them a rich red hue.
Issue #41
08/08/2007
These chewy orange slices and their vividly spiced syrup are essential ingredients of our Pumpkin–Walnut Cake.
Issue #14
06/28/2007
Wild berries make the best jams, of course, but if you can’t get them, good store-bought berries will do.
Issue #13
06/28/2007
Rhubarb isn’t just for pies—add some spicy-sweet ginger, and you’ve got the makings of a lovely jam.
Issue #13
03/22/2007
Preserve the flavor of fresh strawberries year-round with this preparation.
Issue #6
01/30/2012
This simple salsa balances the sweetness of blood orange with lime, jalapeño, and avocado.
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09/17/2009
This date honey is a sweet alternative to regular bee honey during the Jewish holidays.
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08/18/2009
Preserved in salt and olive oil, these Moroccan-style lemons from Sunday Suppers lend a softer, more submissive citrus flavor than fresh squeezed lemon juice to summer dishes. Continue...
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