Hot Broccoli-Artichoke Dip
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A light artichoke soup gets a blast of flavor from a swirl of basil pesto. If the soup seems too thick when blended, simply add a little more water or broth to the mixture until desired consistency is achieved.
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Arrowroot powder gives sauces and gravies a velvety texture and delectable sheen
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Brown rice flour is a tasty way to get more whole-grain fiber into delicate baked goods
Chef Bryant Terry came up with this recipe during a cooking demonstration in Memphis, Tenn. "I went to the market and saw these beautiful squash and juicy pears," he explains. "With some crusty bread, you can actually make a meal out of it."
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Wow the PB&J crowd with a kid-friendly, gluten-free feast
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Among the most missed foods reported by those with gluten intolerance, pizza is within reach thanks to a deliciously chewy gluten-free crust made from brown rice flour and teff flour. Broiling crisps the crust and wilts the greens atop this pizza. Feel free to switch out toppings here for your favorites.
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This sweet and savory pizza is sure to become a weeknight fave.
This crust uses a poolish, a sourdough-like starter allowed to ferment several hours, which makes the final result crisp without being cracker-like.
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Summer favorites avocado, lime, red bell pepper, and mango fill Vietnamese rice paper wrappers to make these rolls.
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Parmesan crisps are an easy, impressive soup garnish made by melting grated cheese in small rounds.
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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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Typical tempeh preparation calls for the soybean cake to be marinated and steamed before cooking. Here, pouring a hot marinade over the slices does both in a single step. Serve these cutlets with whole-wheat pasta or brown rice to round out the plate.
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Once you see how easy it is to make homemade applesauce, you’ll never go back to the jarred variety.
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Kiwis may taste like they come from the tropics, but they are actually a late-fall crop grown in temperate climates.
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Carrots and raisins make this a slightly sweet stew
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Basil oil is easy to make and will keep for 1 month in the fridge, so you might want to double the recipe to have some on hand for salads and roasted vegetables.