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Chinese Green Tea and Lemon Chicken by SmokinhotchefI created a recipe using loose Chinese Green Tea and lemon as the primary flavor builder for grilled chicken leg quarters. The end product was a subtly flavored and citrus scented bird with lots of smoky infusion and a cacophonous blend of earthy tones. Using this tea as a marinade, helps to infuse the chicken with the boundless… |
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Cornish Hens with Corn Bread and Ham Stuffing by SomeOneElsesCookBon Appétit | October 1993 by Yvonne R. Schack: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Yield: Serves 2 |
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Chopstick Tuna by GlennGot this from the Lititz Church of the Brethren cookbook, credited to Mim Hershey and it surprised me. It was simple to prepare yet had a taste that was surprisingly complex. I don't usually like nuts in my casseroles but this one worked perfectly. I recommend this recipe to anyone in a hurry who needs to make a good impression. |
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Reuben Casserole by GlennI love Reuben sandwiches and wanted to have another way of enjoying this hearty treat. So I created this casserole using a homemade Thousand Islands dressing without the mayo. It takes some pre-planning but is very well worth it. Enjoy! |
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Melt-In-Your-Mouth Braised Short Ribs by Amanda NatividadHow can you not want succulent meat that literally falls off the bone when you poke it with your fork? And that delicious pan gravy? Heaven. |
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Thanksgiving Turkey On The Grill by Wendi TaylorThis is so much tastier than oven-baked, and so much healthier than deep-fried. The best of both worlds. Round kettle-type grills work the best. Grill must have a lid with vents. -- For a 25 - 30 inch grill, use 30 briquettes on each side for the first hour of grilling and add 9 briquettes to each side every hour to maintain… |
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Mushroom Agnolotti with Pumpkin Sauce and Garlicky Spinach by Colleen McconnellI’ve experimented with different versions of pumpkin pasta sauce over the years, and this version might just be my best yet. I used evaporated milk to get a little creaminess without having to use heavy cream. I also added a little bit of freshly grated parmesan cheese, and simply seasoned it with a touch of fresh sage, white pepper,… |
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Turkey with Apricot Chardonnay Glaze by ButtersTurkey recipe utilizing my favorite wine! |
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Roasted Spring Chicken by Cara FernicolaRoasted Spring Chicken |
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TUNA CASSEROLE by cortney kellyi think this is a really healthy recipe. i hope anyone likes it. |
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Creamed Chicken by J. Gino GenovesiWE have made this recipe many times, and each time we serve the Creamed Chicken, all are very satisfied. This recipe is a combination of my own and thoughts from others in the family. It is quick and easy to prepare. |
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Florentine Salisbury Steak by J. Gino GenovesiThis dish is restaurant quality food which when served with mashed potatoes and green beans makes a delightful presentation. At home,this was a favorite among our family. I have made some changes from the original one used by my mother and wife, and think you will enjoy it also. It is economical, relatively fast and so good. I… |
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Roast Chicken With Orange And Spices by Robyn SavoieFor an elegant yet simple Autumn menu, serve this dish with steamed wild rice, a crisp green salad and freshly baked bread. Bake apples or pears for dessert right along with the chicken! |
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How about Baked broccoli-cheddar rice dish by J. Gino GenovesiThere are many recipes of this kind in many books as well as on the internet. It is difficult to say where this dish started but it is served many ways and very often. it is quick, good and a delight to serve. I tried using different vegetables, but broccoli seems to go best with cheese and rice. One can use other toppings,… |
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Stufato di manzo Italiano ( Beef Stew) by J. Gino GenovesiStews have been around for many years, in many nations with such diverse recipes. All types of meats are used in what some call stew. It is sometimes called "poor mans meal" because one can use many types of meats and vegetables. In my family we like stews and serve over mashed potatoes, rice and with corn and other vegetables.… |
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