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Thumb_6236_Poached Salmon With Ginger Butter Sauce

Thumb_6236_Poached Salmon With Ginger Butter Sauce

Doesn't this recipe sound good? It is. If you'd like some ideas about what to eat with it, click on the "goes with..." tab to the left. For the lowdown on ingredients, techniques and tools, click on "related tips."

Thumb_12307_Pappardelle With Sausage And Yellow Squash

Thumb_12307_Pappardelle With Sausage And Yellow Squash

Sausage, squash, rosemary and garlic are a balanced, delicious combination. Try substituting zucchini, eggplant or even chunks of tomato for the squash, and another mediterranean herb like thyme or sage would work in place of rosemary.

Thumb_14431_Grilled Portobello Mushrooms

Thumb_14431_Grilled Portobello Mushrooms

Grilled portobello mushroom caps can be as meaty as burgers. Top them with vegetables, cheese, condiments, and anything else you like, and serve with or without the bun. Make extra for a nice salad with arugula the next day. 

Thumb_14372_Sauteed Baby Spinach With Garlic

Thumb_14372_Sauteed Baby Spinach With Garlic

Cooking up garlic and spinach is all about the timing - no more than 30 seconds on the garlic or it'll start to brown, and only a few minutes for the spinach so it just wilts and is still bright green.

Thumb_13084_Black Bean And Carrot Burritos With Cilantro

Thumb_13084_Black Bean And Carrot Burritos With Cilantro

This is a filling vegetarian burrito. Try a creamy guacamole or spicy salsa on the side, or inside, for some extra flavor.

Thumb_8178_Steamed Sea Bass With Miso

Thumb_8178_Steamed Sea Bass With Miso

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Thumb_10489_Hamentaschen

Thumb_10489_Hamentaschen

These are traditional cookies for the Jewish holiday Purim. They're meant to look like little tricorn hats representing Haman, one of the villains in the story. They're traditionally filled with prune and poppyseed preserves, but are great with apricot, strawberry or any other seedless jams or pie fillings.

Thumb_15684_Kale, White Bean And Escarole Soup

Thumb_15684_Kale, White Bean And Escarole Soup

Instead of just kale or escarole, this soup uses both. The combination creates a soup that has more depth and zest. Serve this soup with toasted Italian bread and a drizzle of olive oil. 

Thumb_15429_Salmon With Clams In Herb Broth

Thumb_15429_Salmon With Clams In Herb Broth

Serve this dish atop rice or pasta or with a crusty baguette. Feta cheese makes a nice garnish, as do additional fresh herbs. This recipe was featured in Root Source: Clams. It comes from Je Mange la Ville.

Thumb_17249_Pineapple Carpaccio With Pineapple Sorbetto

Thumb_17249_Pineapple Carpaccio With Pineapple Sorbetto

This sorbetto is best eaten the same day it's made; if leftovers are refrozen, the original texture will be lost. Read more about this recipe at The Washington Post.

Thumb_18239_Apple Butter Pumpkin Pie

Thumb_18239_Apple Butter Pumpkin Pie

This Thanksgiving dessert has equal parts pumpkin purée and apple butter, making it simple to create but better tasting than a typical pumpkin pie. Read more about this recipe at the Washington Post.

Thumb_18695_Caramelized Butter And Sugar Tarts

Thumb_18695_Caramelized Butter And Sugar Tarts

These butter tarts have a tender, flaky crust and a gooey, caramelized filling. Read more about this recipe at Cook & Eat.


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