Our rendition of this Italian dinner classic features braised chicken with tomatoes, white wine, and rosemary.
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Lots of sauteed yellow squash in this rich, carbonara-inspired sauce offsets the indulgent bacon topping. Parmesan can stand in for the Asiago cheese, if you like.
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A broken-down whole chicken is quick to cook, easier to marinate, and simple to serve -- no carving required. Streamline your day by prepping this meal in the morning, and when you're ready to start dinner,...
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Make a quick, family-friendly meal with Gotham Bar and Grill chef Alfred Portale's take on classic spaghetti carbonara.
Author: Martha Stewart
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Spice up your dinner with this delicious lamb wrap recipe.
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Wrap up the flavors of buffalo wings in this easy sandwich made with chicken tenders. Complete the package with a blue cheese dipping sauce.
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In this hearty variation on a common Portuguese stew, thick-cut pork chops mingle with briny clams in a white-wine broth.
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Warmupcoolnightswithheartyporkchopssmotheredinonions.
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Crowd-pleasing flank steak gets marinated overnight in soy and garlic before being given a quick turn on the grill.
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This sandwich makes great use of leftover Easter ham. This was adapted from Tom Valenti's recipe, which he uses at his restaurant West Branch, in New York City.
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Bulgogi is a classic Korean dish that calls for grilling thin, marinated slices of beef. It's often stir-fried in a skillet when made at home. Serve with lettuce, rice, kimchi, thinly sliced scallions...
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This wonderful spicy Sicilian chicken recipe is courtesy of Mario Batali.
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Served with polenta, this stew is flavored with sage, rosemary, and sun-dried cranberries.
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This pasta dish can be made up to two days ahead; let cool, then cover and refrigerate until ready to serve, chilled or at room temperature.
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This weeknight lasagna is fast, thanks to no-boil noodles, frozen spinach, and jarred sauce; chopped prosciutto elevates the dish.
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Flank steak is pan-seared with an Asian-inspired glaze of soy sauce, ginger, and mirin.
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The casserole is sealed with a flour-and-water dough to prevent the wine from evaporating during the long cooking process.
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Catch you later, ketchup! Dress up your dog with this fresh topping and you'll never go back to a simple squirt again! Also try a Mexican Charred-Corn Dog, Hawaiian Dog, Reuben Dog, and Banh Mi Dog.
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Savoy cabbage leaves are filled with a flavorful mixture of ground lamb, brown rice, pine nuts, dried currants, and fresh herbs, then neatly folded into rolls and baked in a sweet-and-sour tomato sauce...
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Use leftover ham and cooked rice to make this super-fast, tasty dinner.
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This hearty sauce comes together in considerably less time than traditional ragus thanks to the addition of leftover Pot Roast.
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Mortadella (finely ground pork sausage with pieces of pistachio and spices) and a couple tablespoons of wine add tremendous depth of flavor to this traditional comfort food. Serve it with several vegetable...
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This sliced leg of lamb shows off spirals of artichoke stuffing. Steam peas (fresh or frozen), and then add baby spinach to wilt. Serve it all with fresh-mint sauce for a delicious Easter meal.
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A hearty dish for a cold winter's day, this hassle-free one-pot meal puts healthful ingredients front and center.
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A boneless chicken breast is split, tenderized in yogurt marinade, and broiled. Butterflying the chicken creates an even surface area, which helps it cook faster. The result is topped with a salad of cucumber,...
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Pecorino cheese lends an intense peppery flavor with a kick to the breading on the chicken.
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We've taken a traditional dish and given it a healthier spin by using the broiler instead of a frying pan. The result has plenty of flavor with less fat.
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The B.L.T. has met its match. Sweet cabbage lightly sautéed with a hint of lemon, anchovy, and onion complements crisp, salty bacon and a smear of mayonnaise on lightly toasted bread.
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Consider this recipe a blueprint for other stir-fries, swapping in your favorite dark, leafy greens (bok choy, Swiss chard) or quick-cooking cut of leanbeef (round, sirloin).
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The meatballs for our version of this Italian classic-spaghetti and meatballs-made from a combination of ground pork and turkey, are tender and flavorful. As they simmer, they soak up the flavors of the...
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Spatchcocking a chicken means scissoring it down the back (we leave the meaty backbone attached) and then flattening it. Smear it with butter, season with chunky sea salt, and place it on a platform of...
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Cooking chicken on a hot grill (or grill pan) sears the surface of the food, giving it a full, intense flavor. For fast meals at lunch or dinner, try thinly pounded chicken breasts because they cook through...
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We made the stuffing for our chops with dark raisins -- golden ones taste good as well. You'd also get the right consistency and the right sweetness from currants or dried cranberries.
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This recipe for whole-wheat spaghetti with turkey meatballs is from the January/February 2008 issue of Everyday Food.
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This delicious recipe is courtesy of Stephane Reynaud and can be found in his cookbook "Pork and Sons."
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Spatchcocking -- splitting, then flattening a chicken -- yields a perfect roasted chicken in less time than a whole one takes. It also exposes more skin, which crisps up nicely at higher temperatures....
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This delicious Tandoori Chicken Salad gets a kick from fresh ginger. The recipe courtesy of Padma Lakshmi.
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This tender steak, rubbed with a pinch of paprika, is matched with spuds that are crisp outside and tender inside.
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An Asian salad of seared steak, red bell peppers, carrots, papaya, cabbage, fresh mint, cilantro, and sesame oil delivers bold flavors (and antioxidants) in every bite.
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After grilling, marinate the sliced steak in arugula chimichurri for an extra-fresh finish, then layer it on top of brie.
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Garlic and lemon invigorate the familiar pairing of succulentroasted rack of lamb and mint in an intense marinadethat infuses the meat overnight. The fresh herb then makes an encore in a sauce with capers...
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When you think there is no food in the house, you can prepare this satisfying and hearty salad by scrounging the fridge and pantry for a few simple ingredients. This is a facsimile of a French-style bistro...
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This great dinner recipe is courtesy of Michael Schulson.
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Season the beef with salt and pepper the evening before and refrigerate covered for the best flavor throughout this Korean Beef Chuck Roast. You can also shred the slow-cooked meat to make delicious Korean...
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Cooking the chicken on the stove top beforehand takes all the guesswork out of grilling bone-in pieces. The brine, which does double duty as an overnight bath and a cooking liquid, infuses it with flavor...
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Serve this simply-prepared chicken with our Orange-Avocado Salsa.
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