Skirt Steak With Caramelized Shallots
Skirt Steak With Caramelized Shallots
This simple salt-and-pepper approach to steak mandates a cut of meat that is innately more flavorful than, say, tenderloin. The caramelized shallots that are imbued with thyme transform the dish into something special.
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Mixed Greens With Poached Tarragon Chicken
Mixed Greens With Poached Tarragon Chicken
Don't toss the tarragon broth: After poaching (and discarding the tarragon stems), it can be cooled, covered and reserved for soup or a sauce. It'll keep in the refrigerator for up to 3 days or in the freezer for 1 month.
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Chicken In Parchment With Mushrooms, Red Onion And Squash
Chicken In Parchment With Mushrooms, Red Onion And Squash
The squash adds a slight sweetness to this simple and delicate papillote. For a spicier dish, sprinkle the chicken with a little bit of red pepper flakes.
Poached Halibut With Thyme-Butter Sauce
Poached Halibut With Thyme-Butter Sauce
A perfect example of how just a few ingredients can come together for a fabulous result - some thyme, butter, light fish, and you've got your dinner. Atlantic halibut is not currently considered a sustainable fish and most sold on the East Coast is in fact Pacific halibut.
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The strip steak, also referred to as striploin and shell steak, is one of the most tender and tasty cuts of beef. This oh-so-simple preparation is perfect for bringing out all its flavor with minimum fuss.
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Pan-Seared Chicken With Two Olive Tapenade And Sundried Tomato Cream
Pan-Seared Chicken With Two Olive Tapenade And Sundried Tomato Cream
There’s more than enough of the rich, chunky tapenade for this recipe, so you can take out what you need for the chicken (4 heaping tablespoons) and save the rest to use on sandwiches or in pasta, or smeared on a thick piece of good bread.
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Here's a simple way to enjoy the best fresh shrimp you can find. Crab boil gives them southern flavor, and quick cooking keeps them moist. Keep the shrimp on ice until you're ready to drop them into the pot.
