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At first glance this dish looks very elaborate. But it's surprisingly easy to prepare as you'll discover. And the result not just looks wonderful but tastes… more »
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This dessert is one of my favorites. The sabayon literally melts in your mouth and the sparkling wine flavor makes it an elegant ending.
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I love to serve a dessert like this after a spicy dish such as a curry. It's important to use very ripe bananas, their skins covered with brown spots, to get… more »
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This recipe calls for scallions or new onions. New onions are similar to scallions or green onions, but slightly larger and the bulb end is rounder. If you… more »
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Baked Alaska, that impressive creation of ice cream and oven-browned meringue, was named by the chef at Delmonico's in New York in 1876 to commemorate… more »
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Learning how to bone a whole chicken will open up a lot of cooking ideas for you. If you are a beginning cook and find it too challenging, have your butcher… more »
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Goulash, of course, comes from Hungary and is probably the Hungarians' most famous dish. The most important ingredient is the paprika, which gives it an… more »
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Soaking a turkey overnight in a well-seasoned brine before you roast it ensures moist, flavorful meat, both white and dark. The honey and maple syrup in the… more »
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