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When these roasted beauties reach that stage where they're caramelized on the outside and soft on the inside, you have achieved the perfect side dish. The Yukon Golds can also be parboiled whole and sauteed...
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A lighter version of your standard Thanksgiving mashed potato recipe that does not call for butter or cream. It makes up for the butter and cream with strong, exotic flavors. The spices are vibrant on...
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My fett'unta has always been the showstopper of my Italian meal. All I do is grill thick loaves of bread, rub them with garlic and drown them in olive oil. Since the olive oil is the star of this recipe,...
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Sweet potatoes love to be oven roasted, but dicing and sauteing them allows you to get that charred yet deeply sweet flavor in a fraction of the time. The coconut here acts like a breadcrumb, providing...
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Sweet potatoes are a nutritional powerhouse, chock full of vitamins A and C, fiber and potassium to name just a few. Steaming helps preserve more of these nutrients and doesn't require any added fat or...
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Cook's Note: Although traditional tians are baked in heavy ceramic dishes, you will have good results using a more common baking dish as long as it is shallow and has 2 1/2 to 3 quart capacity, such as...
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Salting the grated zucchini helps draw out the excess moisture before squeezing it dry - this step is the trick that keeps these golden brown fritters from becoming soggy.
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These bright yellow pumpkin fritters come together quickly, so you can make them while you've got a stew or soup simmering on the stove for a comforting fall meal. The combination of flour and cornmeal...
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