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01/19/2007
Black beans give this dish a twist on traditional Lowcountry fare.
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10/01/2010
Good fish stock and a dark roux make the difference in Spoonful's classic crawfish étouffée.Continue...
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Source: Spoonful
09/14/2010
A real Texas chili, with meat and no tomatoes, this recipe from Homesick Texan is hearty, hot, savory, and authentic.
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Source: homesicktexan.blogspot.com
08/09/2010
Deliriously joyous and seductive, Tampopo is a rush to find the perfect noodle, blending sex, food, and comedy; what more could one want? Here is Nibbledish's ramen inspiration.
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Source: Nibbledish
05/06/2010
Pork butt is smoked “low and slow” (at least six hours and as many as 10), then sauced and cooked some more. The result is full of barbecue flavor, and so tender it can be shredded with two forks.
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Source: allrecipes.com
04/28/2010
If you have a slow cooker, pulled pork is a breeze to make. This recipe, from Rachel Rappaport’s blog Coconut & Lime, uses ginger preserves as well as ginger sauce to add sweet spice.
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Source: coconutlime.blogspot.com
02/25/2010
Plenty of garlic and a citrus marinade are the defining characteristics of pernil, a slow-cooked Puerto Rican dish of shredded pork shoulder. The blogger behind We Are Never Full, Amy, revisited an older recipe of hers to allow for extra cooking time, resulting in a even more juicy and tender roast.
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Source: We Are Never Full
02/16/2010
Cabbage, sauerkraut, and beer are baked together, creating a hefty base for slowly roasted spare ribs. Continue...
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Source: Simply Recipes
01/19/2010
This recipe caught our eye because spice rubs are usually associated with barbecue. Here, a mix of cinnamon, cumin, ground ginger, and turmeric are rubbed into meaty short ribs before braising. Continue...
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Source: Noble Pig
01/13/2010
Though this process is far from traditional, cooking chunks of pork in a slow cooker with liquid smoke yields a barbecued flavor that could rival its grilled counterpart. It's a great alternative to barbecue when the weather’s not right for cooking outdoors. Continue...
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Source: www.myfirstkitchen.net
12/21/2009
Black-eyed peas are simmered with ham hocks and rice to create a simple yet delicious and comforting dish.
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Source: What's Cooking America
12/15/2009
This fresh pasta dish celebrates the wide availability of winter squash varietals, including the Blue Hubbard squash. The sauce is delicious alone, and even better when served with a homemade tomato chutney.
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Source: EcoMetro
12/05/2009
Serve this ultra-tender New Mexican pork—perfect for both the stove or the slow cooker—with corn tortillas. Top the dish with an egg for a breakfast made in heaven. Continue...
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Source: The Comfort is Always Here
11/23/2009
Leave this stew to simmer in the slow cooker while you enjoy your New Year’s Day off, and come back to a hearty dinner.
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Source: The Cooking Photographer
11/23/2009
In this recipe, brisket cooks in the slow cooker for hours, leaving you plenty of free time to prepare the holiday sides. Although the original recipe calls for Manischewitz kosher wine, try to use a drier, less-sweet red wine.
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Source: The Perfect Pantry
11/08/2009
As it gets colder, comfort yourself with this simple and savory slow-cooker meal, which will fill your home with tantalizing aromas. Continue...
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Source: Ezra Pound Cake
09/18/2009
Fall is just about here, but we don’t have to say good-bye to grilling yet. You can make this rich Bolognese sauce with a tender, slow-cooked roast in a Dutch oven set right on the grill. Continue...
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Source: Big, Bold, Beautiful Food
07/01/2009
Duck confit sounds daunting, but in this easy version, the dish cooks itself.
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Source: Chow
06/21/2009
Garlic, onions, and red wine give this stew plenty of rich flavor.
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Source: Farmgirl Fare
03/11/2009
Beer, mustard, and sauerkraut punch up this rich and hearty meal.
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Source: Better Homes and Gardens
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