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 | "Barbecue" Mussels |  | | A take-off on New Orleans "barbecued" shrimp (also made on the stovetop), this combines shellfish with a piquant barbecue sauce that will have you licking your fingers. A 2-pound bag of mussels is just the right amount for serving a pair. | Ingredients: finding ingredients... | My Rating: | | More Actions: | | cooking notes close notes | foodie tags close tags | share close share | | | My Notes: - Private info just for you! | |
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 | Amazon Bean Soup with Winter Squash & Greens |  |  | Shaped like a flattened drum, buttercup squash most closely resembles the local squash used in this comforting hearty soup from northern Brazil. It has a dark green peel, a grayish turban-shaped top and dense orange flesh. Hubbard, butternut or delicata squashes could also be used. Instead of the lip-numbing Brazilian green jambu, we have used spinach. For a more festive look, serve in a roasted squash half (see Tip). | |
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 | Asian "Salisbury" Steak |  |  | The original Salisbury steak was named after a popular late-19th-century diet doctor who recommended a high-protein diet. This version only resembles the classic in name and shap--the flavors are Asian rather than European and it’s served atop a tender bed of sauteed watercress. Make It a Meal: Add brown rice or rice noodles and a cold Tsingtao beer. | |
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 | Asian Salisbury Steaks with Sauteed Watercress |  |  | Back in the 19th century, an English doctor named J.H. Salisbury prescribed beef for all manner of ailments. We think he’d love this healthy update of the ground-beef-and-onions classic that bears his name. The sautéed watercress is an excellent foil to the meaty glazed beef. | |
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 | Baked Cod Casserole |  |  | The combination of wine, Gruyere cheese and toasty bread in this fish casserole evokes the flavors of fondue...a perfect winter food. Choose Pacific cod, it’s an ocean-friendly choice. Make It a Meal: Serve with steamed broccoli and a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. | |
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 | Banana Corn Fritters |  |  | Savory, smoky and slightly sweet, these are great with roast pork loin, a hearty bowl of black bean soup or barbecued chicken legs and coleslaw. Dotted with creme fraiche, they make an exotic appetizer. | |
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 | Banana-Kiwi Salad |  |  | Put away any preconceived notions of Grandma’s fruit salad. This unusual combination of tropical fruit in a savory shallot vinaigrette will have you dreaming of the tropics. | |
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 | Barbecue Pulled Chicken |  |  | This fanciful reinterpretation of pulled pork uses chicken and lots of tomato sauce. Have sliced jalapenos, sliced red onions and some sour cream on hand to top this hearty main course. | |
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 | Beet Bliss |  |  | Sophisticated and pretty; serve this to rave reviews. | |
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 | Caramelized Onion & White Bean Flatbread |  |  | This recipe uses mashed beans as a base rather than the usual tomato sauce or pesto. The delicious result is more protein and a very tasty pizza. | |
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 | Cassoulet-Style Chicken Thighs |  |  | Classic cassoulet recipes can take days to make and of course contain rashers of duck, smoked meats and the like. This version keeps it simple and not quite so rich with one skillet, healthier ingredients like low-fat kielbasa, and just 45 minutes to prepare. | |
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 | Chewy Manioc Cheese Puffs |  |  | These Parmesan-flavored puffs have an elastic consistency somewhat like mochi, the Japanese dough made from pounded glutinous rice. It’s hard to stop eating them, especially when they’re warm. | |
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 | Chicken & Sweet Potato Stew |  |  | Here’s a dinnertime warmer with a hint of spring’s sweetness, designed for that day when you’d rather be outside raking the leaves from the garden, getting it ready for what’s ahead, than slaving over the stove. | |
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 | Chicken XimXim with Ground Peanuts |  |  | In African dialect, ximxim means "stew." Using ground peanuts, shrimp and coconut in stews is distinctly African. Enjoy spooned over brown rice. | |
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 | Churrasco with Molho Campanha |  |  | Molho campanha is a salsalike sauce served as an accompaniment to churrasco (barbecued meats) in churrascarias, Brazilian barbecued-meat restaurants. Since hearts of palm show up at every salad bar in these restaurants, we’ve added them to the sauce to give it a tasty twist. | |
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 | Cilantro-Lime Vinaigrette |  |  | Orange juice and cilantro yield a tangy dressing that you’ll want to have on hand. | |
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 | Cream Cheese Pound Cake |  |  | Although so moist and seemingly rich you can eat it unadorned, we recommend trying this pound cake topped with our quick cherry sauce. | |
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 | Fennel-Crusted Salmon on White Beans |  |  | Delicious warm white beans and fennel are topped with succulent fennel-seed-crusted salmon for a double hit of flavor. For an extra-fresh look, set aside some additional chopped fennel fronds to use as a garnish. | |
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 | Five-Spice Chicken & Orange Salad |  |  | Five-spice powder is a Chinese seasoning shortcut combining multiple flavors in one convenient package. Tossed with orange juice and chicken, it makes a terrific salad with a complex, layered taste that belies the simple recipe. Make It a Meal: Sesame breadsticks and a crisp Riesling are all you need to get dinner on the table quickly. | |
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 | Flemish Beef Stew |  |  | For this slow-cooker interpretation of Carbonnades Flamandes, a Flemish stew made with beer, if you can’t find a brown ale, use a strong, dark beer (but not a stout). | |
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 | Golden Chicken with Spicy Refried Beans |  |  | Kids love this combination of refried white beans and chicken tenders. If you’re concerned about making it too spicy, omit the jalapeno. Serve with extra cheese to sprinkle on top. | |
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 | Irish Lamb Stew |  |  | This is Emerald Isle penicillin: a rich stew that’ll cure whatever ails you. In traditional fashion, nothing here is browned first, just all stewed together. | |
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 | Lamb Chops with Mint Pan Sauce |  |  | Lamb with mint jelly is a tried-and-true combination and this recipe takes the idea to new heights. The sweet, shocking green jelly is transformed into a richly flavored and pleasingly dark sauce. Make It a Meal: Serve with whole-wheat couscous and Sweet Pea Mash. | |
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 | Loaded Twice-Baked Potatoes |  |  | Think of baked potatoes as nature’s mini casseroles: an edible dish that can hold up to a hearty stuffing. Russets have just the right balance to make a perfect twice-baked potato: enough starch to keep its structure, enough moisture to endure the double cooking. Make It a Meal: A tossed green salad with your favorite dressing will round out this meal. | |
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On April 14, 2012, 4:55 pm jpbrotzel said:
good but a little too spicy....skip the hot sauce & perhaps a little dash less of chili powder