Spoon this flavorful topping over Simple Crostini or toast from a country-style loaf. Each recipe makes enough for 16 small or 8 large crostini.
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This classic southern cocktail is still a must on Derby Day and summer soirees. Refreshing and strong, this mint julep will be an instant classic.
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Make this for our "English Soup" (Zuppa Inglese).
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With its tangy remoulade sauce, a cornmeal-crusted shrimp po'boy is a taste rightout of Louisiana's French Quarter.
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This soup has pasta, sausage and vegetable for serious sustenance for a nice midday energy boost.
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An airy, savory lemon sabayon and slices of silken prosciutto liberate spring asparagus from its typical accompaniment of hollandaise sauce.
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These soft tacos use lean ground sirloin and low-fat corn tortillas as sensible substitutions. Skip the sour cream and guacamole -- opt for a fiery salsa instead.
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Crepe rollups make a tasty lunch, an eye-catching party appetizer, or a fun way to introduce "sushi" to the kids. Whichever variation you choose, Asparagus and Prosciutto or Smoked Salmon and Scallion,...
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You can substitute almonds or hazelnuts for the pistachios in this Italian nougat recipe.
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For a quicker version of this recipe, substitute store-bought pound cake or angel food cake and lemon curd.
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Meyer lemons are unusually fragrant and thin-skinned and have lower acidity than the more common Eureka and Lisbon lemons found in your local supermarket. Because sweet Meyer lemons are a rarity, you can...
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Ted Turner shared this better-than-beef burger recipe with Martha. Bison meat tastes similar to beef, but is leaner. Cook them up and give them a generous sprinkling of Ted's Special Spice Mixture and...
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This refreshing granita gets its great texture from a quick blitz in the food processor.
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These cutlets have a summery flavor, but with a grill pan you can make them anytime.
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Pomegranate seeds and glaze add bright color and flavor to acorn squash.
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A batch of vanilla cookie dough is tinted two different colors to create these Christmas trees.
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See our step-by-step guide to making popovers, and try all of our popover variations: Basic Popovers, Gruyere-Thyme Popovers, Dark Chocolate Popovers, Cinnamon Sugar Popovers, Bacon and Black Pepper Popovers,...
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Enjoy a homemade treat in less than an hour with a recipe that uses the same skillet to melt the chocolate and bake the brownies. Then scoop them right from the pan.
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These treats are perfect dessert toppers. A pinch of baking soda in the blanching water helps speed the process by softening the peels and eliminating their bitterness.
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Layering mashed avocado and black olives on top of a sweet potato chip creates a creepy, crawling snack. For the full Halloween experience, serve these horror d'oeuvres with a Bloody Fizz cocktail.
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Use this fresh, creamy condiment in Soft-Boiled Egg Tartines with Green Mayonnaise.This recipe is adapted from Sarah Copeland's forthcoming book, "Feast" (Chronicle Books).
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This skillet of sausage, scallions, and tomatoes surrounded by oven-puffed savory pudding was inspired by English toad-in-the-hole.
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Drizzle over our Cream Puffs with Ice Cream.
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Steamed white rice is a common accompaniment for this classic Filipino dish.
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Tart apples infuse this simple slaw with classic fall flavor.
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Seeking a Halloween party dessert? Look no further than this moist buttermilk-chocolate cake frosted with vanilla buttercream. Revelers will rave about the decadent cake topper, which is inspired by Edgar...
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This recipe uses only a handful of baking ingredients and is sure to become your back-pocket breakfast (and not just on weekends). The batter whisks up so light, it's hard to believe the waffles (or pancakes)...
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This side dish packs heat and pairs nicely with our Tandoori-Style Chicken.
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Puttanesca hits a decidedly lighter, more summery note in this riff on the classic, and is ready in only 20 minutes. Fresh tomatoes replace canned, and bright green basil stands in for dried herbs. Anchovies...
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Baby broccoli is brightened with garlic and lemon. Keep a close eye on vegetables; cooking them just until they are crisp-tender will enhance the flavor and preserve more of their nutrients.
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This simple soup deliversbeetroots along with theirhealthful, satisfying greens.A touch of earthy, aromaticspices, such as coriander andcumin, sets off the sweetness of the beets.
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This recipe for honey-gingerbread cookie dough from the December 2007 issue of Martha Stewart Living is used to make Television's Gingerbread Town-Square Cake of 2007.
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If you're looking for a refreshing and delicious cocktail, try white sangria. This fruity summer punch can be made a day ahead and refrigerated. It's just the thing for a barbecue.
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It can't be a cocktail or dinner party without a dirty martini or two! Serve up this classic with our simple recipe.
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The dough for these bark-like slice-and-bake cookies is amped up with cinnamon and cocoa and finished with a crust of raw sugar.
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Each slice of this turkey reveals the roast's exquisite design, thanks to a Sausage-Pecan Stuffing. A tart chutney made with cranberries, raisins, and apples completes the perfect Thanksgiving meal.
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Herbs and lemon slices give this bluefish extra flavor.
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Andrew Carmellini, the executive chef at Cafe Boulud, shares a recipe for English pea soup with mint.
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Aged pecorino Toscano cheese is fairly hard; young pecorino Toscano is softer and milder. You can use good-quality provolone cheese instead, if you like.
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This soup is a play on classic French onion soup with melted Gruyere. Sauteed chestnuts add a little crunch.
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Freezing the citrus slices keeps this refreshing punch cold without using ice.
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This recipe for mini heart-shaped cakes, courtesy of Matt Lewis from Baked, makes the perfect treat for your special someone on Valentine's Day.
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Try different flavor variations, like adding a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg along with the sugar. Ice cream would be terrific in place of the yogurt.
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Chef Scott Frantangelo roasts tomatoes to intensify their flavor -- it's a good way to use them out of season.
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Chocolate gives the bite-size macaroons an appealing crunch, the perfect dessert at a Passover meal. Imagine you're decorating bonbons-embellish each with a different garnish.
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Food editor Kristina Kurek mixed fresh vanilla bean seeds and citrus zest into a meringue cookie. The result -- a sweet, swirly cloud that tastes as good as it looks.
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