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01/18/2012
At Mamma 'Zu's restaurant in Richmond, Virginia, this simple, satisfying Italian appetizer is served with crusty bread.
Issue #144
05/20/2013
These one-bite hors d'oeuvres are inspired by the ingredients of a classic Middle Eastern baba ganoush.
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04/10/2013
Roasted garlic adds surprising depth of flavor to this crisp and creamy, sweet and savory crostini.
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11/08/2000
Chef Reed Hearon serves this spicy dish at Rose Pistola's, his San Francisco eatery.
Issue #25
05/08/2012
A fragrant and satisfying appetizer, these bundles of pork, shrimp, and scallion are great dipped in nuoc cham, a sweet and spicy Vietnamese sauce.
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01/09/2011
Though traditionally cooked in embers, these artichokes are equally as succulent when oven-roasted
Issue #136
05/24/2010
This preparation for sweet summer tomatoes can be served with slices of crusty baguette, or as a side dish with grilled fish or chicken.
Issue #130
02/12/2008
In this version of this rich, timeless dish, the butter is given an aromatic edge by the addition of Pernod.
Issue #109
10/05/2007
Use an entre-deux-mers or other dry white wine for this dish.
Issue #77
08/20/2010
Creamy, savory, and addictive, this goat cheese and roasted beet appetizer from Bread and Honey is so good, you may not want to share it with your guests.
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Source: Bread and Honey
10/20/2008
This recipe for roasted kale makes a substantial addition to any winter vegetable dinner.
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Source: Washington Post
02/17/2008
Tumeric and a little yogurt call to mind an Indian variation on eggplant.
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Source: She Craves
10/15/2012
Sweet-tart green tomato pickle and spicy cranberry and horseradish relish are delicious with roasted oysters, an Eastern Shore staple.
Issue #151
01/17/2008
These delicious kebabs are served off the skewer on a bead of roasted eggplant and fresh cilantro.
Issue #95
07/03/2009
A freeform tart is bursting with a delicious filling seasoned with sage and a bit of sugar.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
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