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Enchiladas are great make-ahead party food — the sauce can be put together up to 3 days in advance, and the enchiladas can be made 1 day ahead.
Pico de gallo means “rooster's beak” because this chunky, relish-like salsa is traditionally eaten by “pecking” at it with your thumb and forefinger. A spoon works just as well.
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This is one of those recipes that everyone goes crazy for. Try it on a bed of sliced cucumbers and tomatoes, or serve alongside roasted vegetables.
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Simple, fresh flavors and an innovative way with tofu—it's blended with herbs and seasonings until creamy and ricotta-like—make this lasagna one you'll want to make year-round.
The tender bite of pasta against the silkiness of the squash purée makes this dish a study in subtle contrasts.
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The chocolate power of this unsweetened powder goes well beyond warm winter drinks.
Favorite foods from another era inspire a delicious weeknight supper.
Simple sauces give you options galore for dinner.
A cheese quesadilla is the ultimate fast food: grate cheese, melt in tortilla, top with salsa, eat. But in Mexico, fillings such as squash and mushrooms elevate this griddle favorite to a dinner-worthy dish.
The thought of eating fondue may trigger memories of the ‘70s—complete with shag rugs and avocadohued appliances—but rest assured: The fondue party has joined the 21st century. Today’s fondue is lighter, healthier and more eclectic.
Visit the Fitness Pointe health center in Munster, IN, on a weekday evening and you?ll likely come across a 30-something woman doing bicep curls while quietly whispering to herself, ?Increasing my strength gives me power. I can be whoever I want to be.?
I’m pretty healthy. Do I really have to worry about how much salt I eat?
I’m a vegetarian, but my boyfriend is not. What advice do you have for those of us in “mixed culinary relationships”?
For many years, Bali pulled at my sister Alexandra. She?d read about its hand-dyed textiles, intricate wood carvings and fine paintings. She finally decided to go there for her 50th birthday and invited me along.
Sure, bulgur is nifty and quinoa is cool, but rice remains our No. 1 grain?the daily staple for more than half the world?s population (can you imagine Mexican or Chinese food without it?).
When US troops stormed Al Qaeda?s Afghan caves after September 11, 2001, they stumbled onto sobering evidence that the terrorists were thinking of more than flying airplanes into skyscrapers. Hundreds of documents weredevoted to one subject: American agriculture.
Nothing takes the chill off a winter?s day the aroma of a pie in the oven. As the author of a great big book on pie, it?s no secret that these crust-and-filling delicacies are my passion.
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Heres a new twist on old-fashioned tuna noodle casserole.
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Hand-twisted noodles called pinci (also known as pici) are a Tuscan delicacy. Luckily for time-pressed cooks, curly pasta noodles work too.
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