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10/23/2000
Locro, which is also made with beef, is always served as a main course, with rice.
Issue #35
01/09/2011
This recipe for a hearty soup made with cassava, beef, chicken, and pork is based on one in Secrets of Colombian Cooking by Patricia McCausland-Gallo (Hippocrene, 2004).
Issue #136
04/18/2008
These bacon-wrapped bites of chicken liver and water chestnuts were ubiquitous on pupu platters in the mid-20th century.
Issue #111
10/24/2007
The bacon fat makes this chicken taste as though it was kissed by a salty smokey flavor.
Issue #82
12/12/2007
This addictive appetizer is apparently of Japanese origin, but it first achieved popularity in Hawaii.
Issue #71
10/16/2000
Try this fennel pollen paste on pork and fish, as well as chicken.
Issue #43
01/14/2013
This inventive take on tortilla soup from celebrated Mexican chef Martha Ortiz is garnished with silky goat cheese and crispy pork rinds.
Issue #153
09/27/2008
Toasting the spices before mixing with the meat brings out their aromas and intense flavors.
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Source: Martha Stewart
07/13/2010
Galliano, an Italian liqueur flavored with 30 herbs and spices, including anise and vanilla, gives the sauce for these stuffed chicken breasts a complex sweetness.
Issue #131
07/17/2012
Los Angeles's Brown Derby closed its doors long ago, but this classic salad, invented in 1937 by the restaurant's owner, Robert H. Cobb, lives on.
Issue #127
02/03/2010
A French- or Japanese-style mandoline works best for thinly slicing the vegetables in this chopped salad, which is based on a dish served at Jar Restaurant in Los Angeles.
Issue #127
02/06/2007
This traditional Spanish soup is served in the dead of winter; it warms the heart as much as the body.
07/16/2012
Hearty and filling, this easy chicken stew gets its signature smoky flavor from chipotles in adobo. It can also be made with any shredded, leftover meat, including pork or beef.
Issue #149
05/07/2007
This recipe for chef's salad is based on one developed by Louis Diat, onetime chef at New York's Ritz-Carlton Hotel and purported inventor of the dish.
Issue #102
03/23/2007
Simple ingredients and time-honored techniques are at the heart of Hong Kong cooking, beautifully evidenced in this flavorful favorite.
Issue #6
02/03/2011
Whisking the roux constantly is the key to evenly browning it for this hearty stew served over rice.
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02/04/2010
Meaty chicken thighs and smoky chorizo combine with brown rice to make a hearty one-pot meal. Continue...
Issue #111
08/23/2010
Home Cooking in Montana gives us step-by-step instructions for a chicken cordon bleu that's eminently easy to make; serve it for dinner or as a great appetizer.
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11/19/2009
Bacon and chicken adorn this creamy soup that's gilded with plenty of chewy wild rice.
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Source: About Minnesota
11/16/2009
Parmesan, lemon zest, and pine nuts turn ordinary bread crumbs into a magnificent crust for chicken cutlets. Topped with taleggio, prosciutto, and a chunky fresh tomato sauce, this is a delicious entrée for a sit-down family meal. Continue...
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Source: Italian Food Forever
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