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Celery root, mushrooms, garlic and thyme add a twist to this Hanukkah favorite. The option to use matzo meal rather than flour means they can also be served at Passover.
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Broccoli simply-roasted on high-heat creates a whole new dimension of flavor for this simple weeknight side dish. We cook the broccoli until crisp and lightly-charred on the edges, and finish it with a...
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When asked to bring a side dish to a friend's home, I like to make these sweet and salty potatoes. I first came up with these when we were living in Los Angeles, and some friends of ours invited us to...
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This is fluffy cornbread, full of corn taste with a tiny bite because of the cornmeal. And gluten-free? With these flours, it's indistinguishable from a gluten-based cornbread. It's just good.
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Collard greens are found in every Southern household. I want to keep that tradition alive, but let's freshen and quicken it up! My pop of sweet roasted garlic brings added flavor to any table.
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Crunchy, sour, sweet and peppery are possibly the best adjectives for food, and they all describe these quick and easy pickled radishes. The radishes still have a peppery bite, while the vinegar mixed...
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Brussels sprouts are stir-fried to retain their crispness and then tossed in a mustard, honey and white wine vinegar dressing. You can trim and slice the Brussels sprouts and make the dressing ahead of...
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In Mexico and other parts of the world, chayote is usually chopped and cooked until tender. But you can skip the cooking and toss it thinly sliced with avocado, radish and your favorite dressing for a...
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We took this classic holiday dish and made it vegan-friendly, nixing the heavy cream and butter in favor of rich, creamy coconut milk. The result is a fluffy, non-dairy sweet potato filling that will satisfy...
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Traditional creamed corn gets its luscious richness not from cream or milk, but from the milky juice of the corn kernels and cob. Here, frozen corn steps in during the off-season and holiday months. It's...
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A simple, easy way to grill zucchini in the summer. Cook it whole, until it is tender all the way through, then slice, dress and serve. You get the wonderful smoky flavor of the grill without having to...
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Prepare this dish a day or so ahead, but don't bake it until just moments before serving. After you've combined the ingredients, evaluate the consistency. If the French bread seems too dry, add a cup or...
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I make this dish when peas are at the height of their season and I love to serve it with simply cooked fish, such as grilled halibut or grilled salmon. It needs some acidity because of the richness of...
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Crushed ramen noodles take the place of breadcrumbs in this fun take on a kid favorite. For dipping, combine pineapple preserves with teriyaki sauce for a perfect mix of sweet and spicy.
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