This fast, no-stir risotto has all the creamy goodness of its traditional counterpart. A pressure cooker slashes the cooking time to just 15 minutes (compared with the 45 minutes it usually takes to make risotto). Try this technique with other risotto recipes as well.
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This recipe eliminates the messy, time-consuming process of preboiling the noodles—use any whole-wheat, brown rice, or regular lasagna noodles right out of the box. They'll cook in the sauce.
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This appetizer is a cross between pizza and bruschetta with colorful heirloom tomatoes added just before serving.
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Tender Leeks are puréed with lemon and parsley for a cream-free creamy sauce that's stirred into pasta and asparagus.
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Peppery watercress and creamy cannellini beans team up for a light and luscious one-dish meal. If watercress is unavailable, 8 cups of fresh arugula or spinach may be substituted.
The mascarpone is a special triple-cream Italian cheese sold at well-stocked markets and cheese shops.
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This lasagna is slightly unconventional, but not so much that traditional lasagna lovers won't love it. The caramelized onions have a delicious sweetness that is offset by the robustly flavored chard.