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Smoked Pork Loin

Smoked Pork Loin by Mark Estee

1 vote
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Lamb Risotto

Lamb Risotto by Mary Joseph

I want to call this a "Lebanese Risotto" because I used a lot of the spices and ingredients that are in a lot of the recipes I grew up cooking. So needless to say this would go great with a nice fatoush salad or a tomato & cucumber salad with a side of Hummus and pita bread.

2 votes
19412 views
The Stinking Rose ® Garlic Rose Relish

The Stinking Rose ® Garlic Rose Relish by Andrea Froncillo

5 votes
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Waikiki Meatballs

Waikiki Meatballs by Angel Ahsam

When I was 10 or 11, my mom let me join the Betty Crocker Recipe club - I was a budding cook then. This was one of our favorites and when I dug out the recipe recently to make with my daughter's help, we had a lot to talk about. It's a yummy not too sweet, not too sour, dish. With salad and steamed rice, it's a pleaser for kids and…

1 vote
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Cous Cous Salad with Prunes and Pecans

Cous Cous Salad with Prunes and Pecans by Nicole Hopkins

This is a great Mediterranean dish, the recipe called for almonds, but I put in pecans instead. It is a quick and easy recipe to put together.

4 votes
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FRESH VIETNAMESE SPRING ROLLS WITH JICAMA SLAW AND GRAPEFRUIT

FRESH VIETNAMESE SPRING ROLLS WITH JICAMA SLAW AND GRAPEFRUIT by Linda Tay Esposito

Putting in more Vietnamese into Slanted Door's Grapefruit and Jicama Salad, I have adapted the recipe and served the salad as a springroll. The tantalizing sweet, sour, salty and spiciness of the springroll will surely tintilate your tastebuds. The…

4 votes
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YU SANG - CHINESE NEW YEAR SALAD

YU SANG - CHINESE NEW YEAR SALAD by Linda Tay Esposito

When Chinese New Year comes around in Malaysia and Singapore, one cannot escape the symbolic dish of Yu Sang. When I was a corporate banker in Kuala Lumpur (in my previous life), we would take our customers out for Yu Sang lunch, and Yu Sang dinner during CNY. If it was served for breakfast, we would have taken them out for Yu Sang…

2 votes
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TUNA WITH AVOCADO, LIME AND TWO TYPES OF CILANTRO

TUNA WITH AVOCADO, LIME AND TWO TYPES OF CILANTRO by Linda Tay Esposito

Cilantro or coriander, depending on where you come from, is perhaps the world's most widely consumed herb. Cilantro is used in cuisines from Latin America to across Asia. I refer the seed of the plant, the spice, coriander and plant itself, cilantro. You can use the stem and the leaves. In this Asian Fusion recipe, we combine the…

1 vote
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MALAYSIAN CURRY POWDER

MALAYSIAN CURRY POWDER by Linda Tay Esposito

I re-created this recipe based on the memory of smell (oui, Rémy!) of the aroma in my late grandmother's house as she roasted curry powder. My grandmother roasted curry powder in a wok 1-yard in diameter, over a charcoal stove, and had all of us - her grandkids - tightly packed the spice mix into recycled glass ketchup bottles which…

3 votes
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Cowboy Caviar

Cowboy Caviar by Mark H.

When you are looking for a quick make appetizer that will be loved by all, this is the recipe for you!

1 vote
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Butter Lettuce & Fig Salad with Bacon and blue Cheese

Butter Lettuce & Fig Salad with Bacon and blue Cheese by Aspen Lee-Moulden

Sweet, nutty figs are terrific with salty meats and cheese. Serve this salad on a warm night with a glass of chilled pinot grigio or rose.

2 votes
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