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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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This streamlined version of a northern Italian idea is perfect for a summer evening: no-fuss, no-cook and big taste. You can even make it ahead and store it,… more »
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To make these packets, slice the potatoes very thinly, no thicker than 1/8 inch. Use a mandoline or the 2 mm slicing blade on a food processor - or cut them… more »
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This basic recipe for sauteed fish fillets works with any white fish.
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This terrific recipe illustrates the basic principles of a saute: First dredge the cutlets in flour so they brown beautifully, then cook them quickly in a hot… more »
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This Japanese-inspired dish uses one sauce--a sweet/salt combination of mirin and miso--to make both the marinade for the scallops and the caramelized pan… more »
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A tasty take on hash combines chunks of prepared polenta, sweet Italian sausage and bell peppers for a lively change.
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Just when you thought there was nothing new to do with zucchini--now you can turn them into pasta-like ribbons.
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This dish is a satisfying vegetarian meal complete with spinach, beans and polenta, inspired by classic Spanish flavors.
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Crunchy fennel gives great texture to this tomato-based salsa, which is itself a zippy, slightly sour complement to sweet, seared salmon. Make this dish a… more »
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