Author: Guy Fieri
I love chopped salads and I love Italian food! This is a great side salad or awesome for a large BBQ to have out on the table for your guests.
Author: Stuart O'Keeffe
I often find myself yearning for the rich flavor, sweet smoke and complexity that only a BBQ can impart. Over time, I have learned that often, the longer you cook a carrot, the better. In fact, the perfect...
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Yes, you can do more with almond butter than spread it onto toast. Here, the nut butter makes for a hearty sauce that beautifully soaks in the flavor of the spices and gives the green beans a rich coating....
Author: Priya Krishna
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This is such a simple recipe and reminds me of some of the super-simple recipes my mom would pull out from time to time. She loves Yorkshire pudding and popovers. These are great eaten hot out of the pan....
Author: Alex Guarnaschelli
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I've always loved my mom's version of aloo gobi, a classic Indian potato and cauliflower dish, because she roasts the vegetables before sauteing them to add an extra smoky, charred flavor and a crispy...
Author: Priya Krishna
We opted for a nutty crumb topping over marshmallows to create a pleasantly crunchy contrast to the creamy and soft mashed sweet potatoes. The filling gets a pumpkin pie-like treatment, with brown sugar...
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I'm a huge lover of all things Korean, especially kimchi, because the layers of flavor are so amazing. This quick kimchi is refreshing and a little bit spicy. When your friends and family come over and...
Author: Stephanie Izard
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When it comes to turnips, age definitely matters. Fresh young turnips will cook fairly quickly and have a milder flavor. But watch out for older ones that have been in storage: They can take almost twice...
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Hey, it's Doug. My babysitter Ellen doesn't let me play drums after 9 p.m., which I personally don't think is fair. 9 p.m.? Come on! Right? What am I, a child? I am a man. A full-grown man. Even though...
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This special dish marries two dim sum favorites, sticky rice steamed in lotus leaves and sticky rice with Chinese sausage.
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This is my favorite Indian bread. It can be used like a utensil, soaking up sauces and as a "cooling" element for hot foods. It is also pretty simple to make. It is traditionally made with Chapati flour,...
Author: Alex Guarnaschelli
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This loaded salad contains a bounty of fall flavors and textures, including earthy pecans, crisp sweet apples, sharp Cheddar cheese, chewy dried cranberries and everyone's favorite topping: crispy fried...
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