This tasty roasted asparagus recipe is courtesy of chef Emeril Lagasse. It's a delicious spring side dish.
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This simple recipe for sautéed cabbage only uses four ingredients for an easy and delicious side dish.
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After they simmer with shallots, garlic, black pepper, red-pepper flakes, fresh thyme, and parsley, baby artichokes are paired with tender, blanched fava beans. Frozen lima beans may be substituted for...
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To stuff your turkey, you'll need 4 cups unbaked stuffing for a 12-pound bird. Stuff it right before roasting and bake remaining stuffing in a 2-quart baking dish.
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Use this recipe to prepare Asian-Style Pork Chops.
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This delicious recipe is courtesy of Elizabeth Falkner and is a perfect addition to her Citizen Steak with Blue Cheese Ice Cream recipe.
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This recipe comes to us from Martha Stewart Living TV facility manager Lynn Goodwin; it was passed down to her by her grandmother, Jean Cooper.
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This recipe for chestnut spaetzle is from chef Terrance Brennan of New York's Picholine restaurant.
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This inventive recipe from Ubuntu chef Jeremy Fox is featured in our Hearty Vegetarian Thanksgiving Menu.
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This recipe is courtesy of chef Matthew Hoyle from restaurant Nobu 57.
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This tasty stuffing comes courtesy of culinary historian Anne Willan and can be used for her recipe for Poule au Pot, or chicken in a pot.
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These recipes have been adapted from "Jeremiah Tower Cooks: 250 Recipes from an American Master" by Jeremiah Tower. Text copyright 2002 by Jeremiah Tower. Paintings copyright by Donald Sultan. Reprinted...
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This tasty recipe from Ubuntu chef Jeremy Fox is featured in our Fresh and Festive Vegetarian Thanksgiving Menu.
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These delicious smashed potatoes (recipe courtesy of editorial assistant Camila de Onis) are a perfect side dish to her Peruvian Fish Stew.
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Make these delicious wrinkled potatoes, courtesy of Jose Andres, which can be found in his cookbook, "Made in Spain," along with these two fantastic dipping sauces: Mojo Rojo and Mojo Verde.
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Studded with meaty chestnuts and fragrant with parsley and sage, this stuffing is equally good cooked inside or outside the turkey (try our Classic Brined and Roasted Turkey recipe). You will need to dry...
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Use to make chef Emeril Lagasse's Savory Wild Mushroom Bread Pudding.
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Benedetta Vitali, owner of Zibibbo restaurant in Florence, Italy, serves this spinach with her Tuscan Pot Roast.
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Serve these sauteed peppers with our ginger-glazed cod for a healthy and satisfying dinner.
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This chilled side dish is the perfect make-ahead accompaniment to any Asian meal.From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Artisan Books).
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This recipe for leek stew, courtesy of Tom Colicchio, is an ideal accompaniment for cornish game hen.
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During the transition from spring to summer, in that very short time when the bounty of both seasons' produce is available, take full advantage with this fresh, flavorful succotash recipe.
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Celery root or celeriac has a much milder flavor than its more common varietal cousin, bunch celery. Like jicama, it is very versatile and can be served raw cut into matchsticks for dipping or tossed in...
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Use only the best-quality olive oil on these baked potatoes.
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Cookbook author Maya Kaimal shared this recipe for one of her favorite vegetable curries on Martha Stewart TV.
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Here, you can use chard, kale, or spinach to make an easy, delicious side dish. Coarsely chop the greens (with any tender stems), steam them until cooked through, then squeeze them dry in cheesecloth or...
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This popular, affordable favorite in Chinese restaurants is a cinch to whip up in a wok.
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This recipe for black daal is courtesy of actor Anil Kapoor -- it's a family favorite.
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Serve with Le Cirque chef Craig Hopson's Braised Short Ribs.
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Everyone loves creamed spinach, but check out this version of the dish made with mustard greens and you'll be an instant convert. It's from Emeril's new cookbook, "Emeril 20-40-60."Try this recipe with...
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Perfectly cooked asparagus is bright green and crisp-tender. When it's undercooked, it's stiff; overcooked, mushy.
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This recipe for pommes safranee comes from chef Marco Pierre White.
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Firm pears such as Bosc or Anjou stand up well to baking and make a delicious foil for Italian sausage in this sweet-and-savory stuffing.
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To stuff your turkey, you'll need four cups unbaked stuffing for a 12-pound bird. Stuff it right before roasting and bake remaining stuffing in a two-quart baking dish.
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Martha shows how to make a baked potato, No. 8 in our 20 More Things Everyone Should Know.
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In this elegant Indian dish from Junoon chef Vikas Khanna, cauliflower florets are cut in the shape of a tree to symbolize the interconnectedness of all things. Each head of cauliflower will produce two...
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Parsley root, found in markets with a large Jewish, German, or Polish clientele, tastes like a cross between carrots and celery. Try roasting it using this recipe from chef Marcus Samuelsson's "New American...
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This is an easy boil-and-blend recipe from chef Shea Gallante of Ciano. Use it with his Lobster and Shiitake Ragu.
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This recipe is courtesy of Romy Dorotan of Cendrillon.
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This recipe developed by the Martha television kitchen.
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