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A well-stocked pantry is a good starting point for making a hearty homemade soup like this one just add some fresh vegetables, bread and cheese and you've got… more »
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Here's the quintessence of Japanese home cooking: an aromatic, protein-rich broth served over rice. Admittedly, Japanese cooking leans heavily on sugar--for a… more »
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This is a classic mayonnaise-based sauce that we've lightened using a combination of reduced-fat mayonnaise and yogurt. In addition to seafood, the sauce… more »
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Hash is a flexible and easy way to transform leftover cooked meat into a distinctively different dish. This version brings together traditional holiday… more »
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Reminiscent of the traditional sausage-stuffed mushroom appetizer but healthier, these gigantic stuffed mushrooms are enough for dinner. Make it a meal: serve… more »
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Orzo, a rice-shaped pasta, makes a delightful base for an authentically Greek combination of shrimp, tomatoes and feta. To serve as a side dish, omit the… more »
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This recipe uses mashed beans as a base rather than the usual tomato sauce or pesto. The delicious result is more protein and a very tasty pizza.
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As the name implies, this dish makes a breakfast suitable for any cowboy, but for those with a less physically demanding occupation, it is perfect for brunch… more »
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Despite the scorn of former presidents and children, broccoli is America's second most popular green vegetable. Not only does it belong to the cancer-fighting… more »
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Who says tacos are just kids' fare? Here's a sophisticated weeknight dinner that combines a charred steak and a bright, fresh salsa. (Best of all, the kids… more »
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