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Give a new perspective to everyday foods with some creative slicing. In these dishes, Chef Jennifer Day of Upper Story By Charlie Palmer in New York City, juliennes the vegetables and serves them either cooked, as with roasted halibut in photo #1; or raw, as with the grilled chicken salad in photo #2. The vegetables,…
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[1] Can you name the fries? From the top: tots, chips, waffle fries, curly fries, frinkle fries, sweet potato fries and what most Americans think of as the classic French fry, the baton (photo courtesy Idaho Potato Commission). [2] We love truffle fries, coated in truffle oil and topped with some parmesan cheese (photo courtesy…
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While it’s easy to find something fresh and delicious in the summer months, today’s tip is a good template for year-round dinners. Simply combining broiled or grilled protein (chicken, fish) and seasonal vegetables with a tasty sauce makes a healthful, flavorful dinner any time of year. Just make (or buy) the yogurt sauce and chermoula…
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Adapt the concept of an ice cream social to a DIY ice cream sandwich social (photo courtesy King Arthur Flour). This vanilla milk is made with honey. Here’s the recipe from A Well Fed Life. You can use your sweetener of choice (ours is Splenda). An easy way to make coffee milk: Just add coffee…
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Grown up snow cone recipes and the history of snow cones.
