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Cheese crisps, stuffed grape leaves, and more finger foods for entertaining.
07/13/2010
Loaded with ham, Swiss cheese, olives, and tomatoes, this delicious salad from Florida’s famous Cuban restaurant the Columbia comes to us courtesy of Sticky, Gooey, Creamy, Chewy. Continue...
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07/08/2010
Pickled fruit is sweet with a little bit of spice. Smitten Kitchen’s recipe for pickled grapes is so enjoyable that you won’t want to share. Continue...
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07/01/2010
Sassy Radish’s sweet and savory marinated chicken wings would be a welcome addition to any summer festivity. Continue...
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06/18/2010
This simple, garlicky eggplant dip from Whipped is so good it will become a summer party favorite. Continue...
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Source: Whipped
06/17/2010
Summer is a great time to get outdoors and go foraging. Chez Pim pickles her abundant mushroom harvest, creating an earthy, tangy condiment with just a hint of sweetness that can be used on almost any food. Continue...
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Source: Chez Pim
06/17/2010
So many fun things are fried at state fairs: Twinkies, candy bars, Oreo cookies. The Kitchn has a great recipe and step-by-step instructions on how to make them at home. We agree: freeze the candy bars and Twinkies first!
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Source: The Kitchn
05/27/2010
Garlic scapes are a spring delicacy: if you see them at your market, pick them up and whip up this dip that uses common kitchen staples, including white cannellini beans and olive oil. Continue...
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05/21/2010
A richly tangy but not too spicy tomato-based salsa creates a distinctive fish tostada in this blog from Homesick Texan. The Spanish influence over the cuisine of the Mexican state of Veracruz is apparent in the complexity of flavors that create a dish both savory and satisfying. Continue...
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05/19/2010
This quick and easy recipe from One Perfect Bite is light and flavorful, perfect for spring and those of us on the go. Continue...
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05/10/2010
Kevin, of the blog Closet Cooking, created this recipe for ramp pesto by replacing half of the basil in a traditional pesto recipe with ramps. He served his pesto on pasta, but we also like the idea of slathering it on some crunchy French bread with a bit of goat cheese for a last-minute appetizer. Continue...
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05/03/2010
The fiery preparation known as kung pao hails from the Sichuan region of China and features chiles and a special kind of peppercorn. This recipe comes from the Blog Chef website. Continue...
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Source: Blog Chef
04/15/2010
This recipe uses Indian spices that are traditionally brewed with black tea. Here, the spices are pulverized with garlic and ginger for a marinade that's spicy and sweet. Green garlic aioli makes for a cooling accompaniment with a slight bite.
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04/02/2010
One of our favorite food blogs is Smitten Kitchen, which often takes comfort-food staples and adds the gentlest twists to them. Continue...
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01/25/2010
Sweet potatoes give creamy body to this soup, while spicy chipotle peppers balance the sugary flavor of the tubers. Continue...
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01/18/2010
This recipe calls for homemade dough, but you can substitute pre-packaged empanada rounds, available at your local Spanish market. Continue...
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12/19/2009
Perfecting a traditional flan may sound like a culinary feat, but this savory zucchini version is quick and easy for a weeknight meal. Continue...
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12/12/2009
Chopped skirt steak and chorizo are browned together and served with smoky, spicy black beans over crispy fried tortillas for a game-day dinner with flair. Continue...
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12/08/2009
These sweet and smoky treats fly off the shelves at Santa Monica's Huckleberry Café. If you're not in the Los Angeles area, you can try pastry chef Zoe Nathan's recipe at home. Warning: these biscuits are addictive. Continue...
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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
These two-bite treats are packed with sweet and salty flavors and a range of textures. Continue...
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Source: Delish
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