Polenta Squares with Cranberry Mostarda
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Slightly sweet with a hint of spice, this velvety soup highlights the delicate flavor of parsnips. For best results, use soft, ripe pears.
Roasting Brussels sprouts produces a tender, juicy interior encapsulated by a crispy, caramelized exterior. Hemp oil lends a nutritious element to the light sauce, but you could substitute olive oil or walnut oil.
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These sandwich cookies are held together by a rich (and ridiculously easy) chocolate filling.
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If you can’t find large, firm bok choy leaves to use as wrappers for this recipe, use smaller ones as “cups,” and serve the filling alongside. Choose a bold-flavored prepared teriyaki sauce or add sriracha or chile-garlic sauce for extra kick.
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Throw these beans in the oven while you’re putting the other foods on the table and they’ll be ready by the time everyone sits down. Holiday prep tip: trim only the stem ends of green beans for pretty presentation.
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This orange, radish, and romaine–spiked guacamole makes a tasty preamble to a supper of chili or Mexican-style stew. It also makes the perfect snack all on its own.
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Because risotto is not easy to eat at a wine-tasting party, we decided to stuff it in mushroom caps so that it can be served as finger food.
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With just 6 ingredients you probably have in your pantry now, this easy olive tapenade is the perfect appetizer spread.
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For this rustic antipasto dish, you’ll need two shallow baking dishes. One should be large enough (about 2-quart capacity) to use as a serving dish. Choose olives that haven’t been marinated or oil-cured.
This savory mix of nuts and seeds is crunchy perfection.
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A sharp knife, a couple of radishes, and some sunflower seeds are all you need to turn black olives into itty-bitty owls.
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Unlike white potatoes, sweet potatoes do not have to be cooked before they’re eaten. We’ve seasoned these wholesome chips with rosemary, but you can substitute other dried spices, such as garlic powder, onion powder, nutritional yeast, paprika, or cayenne pepper.
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Add a personal touch to steamed edamame by cooking the pods in green tea and tossing with black sesame seeds.
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This party-worthy dip doubles as a delicious sandwich filling.
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