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African Chicken in Peanut Sauce by John SpottiswoodI first had this in graduate school when a classmate from Ghana cooked it for an International progressive dinner. I fell in love with the combination of sweet peanuts and pungent spices. This is not a flavor you will easily forget, and it will keep you coming back for more! |
56 votes
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Cumin Chicken by John SpottiswoodThe combined flavors of cumin and oregano in this seasoning is just phenomenal with poultry. This recipe is adapted from Allen Susser's New World Cuisine. It is one of our favorites. Even as we have moved toward more of a vegetable-centric cuisine, this has remained a staple. |
33 votes
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Puppy Chow by erin de martiniThis delicious dessert (also known as Muddy Buddies) is extremely easy to make and is great for kids. |
24 votes
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Irish Chocolate Stout Cake by Nancy MiyasakiI am a lifelong chocoholic and love many types of chocolate cake. Very few have impressed me as much as this chocolate stout cake orignially from the Barrington Brewery in Great Barrington, Mass. The dark stout beer (I use Guiness) gives this cake an intense, not-too-sweet flavor. And it is enough to feed an army! |
14 votes
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Alton Brown Lentil Soup by John SpottiswoodI adapted this recipe from one by Alton Brown. I added spinach, potatoes, and scallions and removed grains of paradise. Our whole family really enjoyed this recipe. I made it alongside an Indian curried lentil soup recipe, and while both were good, this was the hands down winner. If you're looking for a tasty, hearty, and healthy… |
10 votes
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macaroni and cheese by Carol TengA delicious, easy to cook meal. |
7 votes
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Tracey's Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Caramel Chocolate Cake by ChefTracey WilliamsFrancisDecadent chocolate cake made with homemade peanut butter frosting and topped with chopped Reese Peanut Butter cups, drizzled with melted Reese Peanut Butter cups and melted caramel that slides down the sides of the cake! |
6 votes
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Cuban-style Steaks in Garlic-Lime Marinade by John SpottiswoodThese steaks are a treat and a great way to make an inexpensive cut of meat memorable. You can use bottom round (best), top round, or a thin cut sirloin for this dish. The steaks should be cut about a 1/2 thick. Mine were a little thicker, so I pounded them with a mallet to thin them. In Cuban restaurants, this recipe is called… |
5 votes
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Simple Cuban Black Beans & Rice in a Rice Cooker by John SpottiswoodI've loved cuban black beans and rice ever since I lived in Weehawken, New Jersey and ate at the Unica Cafe. This recipe takes some short cuts and uses a rice cooker, but I still think the results are delicious. Try this under any caribbean grilled meat, fish or stew and you won't be disappointed! |
5 votes
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Homemade Manicotti by Nancy MiyasakiThis recipe is simple and absolutely delicious. It is a reasonable amount of work, so good to cook for a large party or family gathering. It is fun to prepare with a friend or relative, perhaps with a glass of wine in hand! I adapted this from a recipe cookoff I saw on the Food Network. |
6 votes
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Pasta with Sauteed Vegetables, Olive Oil & Tomato Sauce by John SpottiswoodSimple and truly delicious. If you like tasty, fresh, and healthy food, this is likely to become a staple for you. |
5 votes
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Pancakes (Bliny) for every day by Mary ShaldibinaToday is the folk holiday called "Maslenitsa" in Russia. It celebrates the ending of the winter with fun and joy. Pancakes (or Bliny on Russian) are traditional meal for this holiday. Happy Maslenitsa! |
4 votes
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The Ultimate Bread Pudding by J. Gino GenovesiA good way to use up all the old bread around the house. It is also a great desseert and is very tasty. |
4 votes
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Banana Cake by Catherine PappasThis cake is light and goes well with cream cheese and jam. Enjoy with Love and Many Blessings, Catherine xo |
4 votes
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SHANGHAINESE LION’S HEAD by Linda Tay EspositoThey call it Lion's Head because the meatballs are ye big with manes of soft, tender napa cabbage...looking like a lion. Seriously, in Shanghai, the meatballs are the size of a tennis ball - let's call that a quarter pounder meatball. Slowly braise or steam to get a tender, melt-in-your-mouth meatballs. If you have a small… |
4 votes
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