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12/05/2009
Leeks come together with raisins and pancetta in a unique and savory filling for empanadas. If you can't find empanada dough in your supermarket or Spanish grocers, try using a large glass to cut out circles of dough from puff pastry sheets. Continue...
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11/24/2009
Prosciutto-wrapped breadsticks are always a popular go-to appetizer. Take them up a notch with the addition of salad leaves and a chive and cream cheese spread.
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08/23/2009
Tropezones means stumbling stones in Spanish, and in this recipe, the term refers to the mixture of bell pepper, onion, and cucumber that tops this cold soup. Continue...
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01/17/2009
This traditional Portuguese cod dish has a simple, tangy sauce of olive oil, vinegar and garlic.
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12/06/2008
From Spain On the Road Again
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10/11/2008
From Foodie Farm Girl
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08/22/2008
A traditional Spanish pasta is dressed with saucy tomatoes, juicy beans, and salty olives.
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08/21/2008
Preparing this traditional Spanish dish in a pressure cooker drastically cuts down the cooking time.
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08/15/2008
Tofu is anything but bland when it's cooked with spicy sausage and earthy mushrooms.
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07/19/2008
From New York Magazine
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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.
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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