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Baking wings can create deliciously crispy results, but they do require a bit of patience. Put the wings into a hot oven completely undressed--no seasoning, no oil.
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This chicken dish could be baked in the oven or prepared on the grill so you can enjoy it all year long.
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Everything about this recipe is easy. Buy chicken thighs that are fileted and trimmed. Season with a mouthwatering, sweet-and-spicy blend and a bit of salt. Rub on some oil. Put it on a hot grill.
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Chamoy is a funky, fermented fruit concoction that is sweet, tart, savory, and has a little bit of heat. It’s considered a sauce but it’s so much more.
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This recipe is a take on kaddo bourani (or kado bowrani, or borani kado), an Afghan dish that features sweet winter squash, baked in sugar and spices until it is transcendently sweet and rich.
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These Salted Caramel Glazed Biscotti are satisfying and delicious, with a dense body that’s perfect for dunking in coffee, hot chocolate, steamed milk, or your favorite warm and soothing drink.
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Simple, delicious, and well-balanced, this Maple Orange Glaze adds rich dimension to meals.
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Our Asian Chicken Lettuce wraps showcase a new blend, General Tso’s Secret.
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This dish showcases our Citrus Ginger Stir Fry Blend.
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Mustard’s history dates back thousands of years, with its history as a condiment beginning with the Romans who turned took mustard seeds and ground them down, mixing them with wine to form a past
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This simple bread dish is unbelievably tasty and easy, and is perfect for an appetizer or a no-cook late summer meal. We based this recipe on a traditional Lebanese dish called manakish.
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Roughly translated, Jalfrezi means 'stir fry'.
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This dish highlights the sweet, tender nature of pork tenderloin, browned in a Dutch oven to rich, umami deliciousness.
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When we talk to people about spices, we're always amazed at how many people are interested in curries. A good curry blend can add the most wonderful flavor to many meats and vegetables.
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Tandoori chicken was invented by a man named Kundan Lal Gujral.
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This delicious recipe was inspired by a dish called 'Red Red'. It's an African dish with black eyed peas and the 'red red' refers to red palm oil and tomatoes used in the dish.
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Poutine is a signature Canadian dish and a point of culinary pride, said to have originated in the 1950's in Quebec.
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There are culinary records that indicate people have been eating some version of what is now called French toast since the 3rd century AD.
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Cod is a great source of lean protein and is high in heart healthy omega-3 fatty acids. It is an excellent choice for those who want to get the benefits of eating fish without the "fishy" taste.
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This baked dish is a great alternative to traditional pizza. Stuffed with veggies and cheese between two light and flaky pie crusts, this is a dish that is sure to please.
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Inspired by a classic French recipe, Steak au Poivre, this creamy peppercorn sauce is an easy and elegant way to dress grilled steak.
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It doesn't get more classic than this beautiful burger. I will take mine with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, cheese and mustard ..... please.
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Shawarma is a Middle Eastern dish made with very thin cuts of meat, seasoned and threaded on skewers and grilled.
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Looking for a Thanksgiving side dish that adds a flavorful twist to the worn out mashed potatoes? Sweet potatoes!
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Like any good spritzer, this drink is refreshing, flavorful, and fun.
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Having lived in New Orleans for a few years, we are partial to Cajun/Creole cuisine.
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This recipe is a delicious way to engage in zero-waste cooking. While the cut, peeled potatoes roasted, we took our well-scrubbed peels and fried them until they were golden.
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Hibiscus Ginger Lime Marmalade is sweet and tart, with an undercurrent of heat that’s just playful enough to keep you entertained.
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This is a surprising twist on standard beef taco recipes. We stuffed our seasoned beef into pita pockets, and topped it with a healthy bunch of vegetables and the salty spike of feta cheese.
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This recipe is a lot easier than it looks, as long as you've got everything you need in place. We started with pre-cooked, frozen jumbo shrimp (size 13-15) and eggroll wrappers from the store.
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Tortilla chips are a favorite go-to snack for many of us. They're crunchy, salty and soooooo good.
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This dish is extremely easy to make, since it’s simply a mixture of oil, vinegar, and our earthy and pungent Yellow Mustard Marinade, but we do recommend that you give yourself
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This is one of the easiest side dishes you can make. When you grill asparagus it develops a surprising, savory depth that isn’t evident in the raw version of this vegetable.
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We usually think of the margarita as Mexico’s favorite drink but the Paloma, with its contrast of sweet syrup and tart grapefruit, is a contender for that crown.
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Korean barbecue, also known as “Bulgogi,” is one of the most iconic dishes of South Korean cuisine. Our sauce today was inspired by a bulgogi-style sauce.
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For a filling, satisfying, meatless meal with big flavors, simmer some black beans in a rich, welcoming sofrito and serve it all on a cloud of rice.
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'Tis the Season' and one of the most popular drinks during the holidays is eggnog.
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Satay is a popular street food in Southeast Asia.
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Black beans, rice, and oats can be a little bland if they're not treated properly, so make sure you add plenty of aromatic flavors to this dish to boost the deliciousness.
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Greek cuisine is often simple in preparation and complex in flavor. Greek food is typically not spicy and focuses on food that is fresh and in season.
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Roasting the tomatillos gives this salsa verde a smoky, rich flavor. You can leave your salsa coarsely chopped or run it through the food processor for more of a puree consistency.
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While spiced nuts are a great holiday favorite they are usually loaded with salt and sugar - not these delightfully spiced walnuts!
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Most of us are familiar with rollatini, planks of eggplant that are breaded and fried, stuffed with cheese, and then baked with marinara sauce, almost like a deconstructed parmesan.
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This recipe was inspired by the galette, a rustic tart with a dough loosely folded around any number of ingredients. We turned the concept for the galette into these miniature pies.
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Vinegar and citrus are common meat marinades, because the acids in these products help loosen the tight protein bonds in the meat, making it more tender and ultimately more flavorful.
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Baking eggs is one of most basic and simple ways to prepare eggs.
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Noodle bowls are a fun, easy way to explore culinary flavors that might be new to you, or enjoy flavors you've come to love in one delicious serving.
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An Indian meal is considered incomplete without a piece of naan. It can be eaten plain or used to clean up sauces off a plate after a meal is finished.