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Wattleseed Beef Tenderloin by Benjamin ChristieWhilst working at the Duxton Hotel in Singapore a few years back, I was inspired by a French chef who used to make dish he called Coffee Beef. The dish does sound unusual, however my version using wattleseed is rather subtle compared to the over powering strong coffee aromas that his dish produced. I first did this dish whilst guest… |
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Seasoned Rice and Kale by Rich HThis is a delicious blend of flavors using various herbs, walnuts, rice and kale. It is rich in texture and taste - filling and satisfying. |
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Yoshie's Curried Beef and Rice by Salad FoodieHer name was Yoshie and she was my houseguest for ten days many years ago. She spoke 7 languages and was a chaperone from Tokyo with a teen 4-H exchange program. Yoshie loved to cook and wanted to prepare dinner every night for us. Did we protest? Not! Curried Beef and Rice was a thumbs-up favorite of teens and families wherever… |
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Just think Spring - Please! by Nick RocheIt's the dead of Winter, the cold has settled in, and before the month of January has passed, we may very well experience a blanket of snow on the ground; however, don't be dismayed, you can still celebrate Spring and all its colors while in the comfort of your home. And when you look out your window, if you simply look up at the blue… |
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Sweet Italian Turkey Sausage Meatballs with Linguine by Salad FoodieSpaghetti and meatballs are one of those ultimate comfort foods, and this version is great for work nights and can be on the table ready to eat in about 35 minutes - how can that be? Start with your favorite marinara sauce and substitute Italian turkey sausage in place of making a meatball mixture. |
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Peanut and Vegetable Linguine by Julia Ann SoudersA recipe for a meatless Monday meal of healthy whole grain pasta, fresh vegetables and peanuts for a bit of Mediterranean cuisine. Adapted from The Cook's Encyclopedia of Vegetarian Cooking, Linda Fraser, 2001, p 140 "Peanut Noodles." ©2007-2014 Netta Belle’s Choice® cookbookinabox® “Reg. U.S. Pat. & Trdmk.Off.” Reg.… |
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Chicken & Mushrooms in Herb Sauce by Julia Ann SoudersMushrooms and chicken breasts in a creamy and herb flavored sauce to enhance rice, pasta or potatoes. Comfort food at its best. ©2007-2014 Netta Belle’s Choice® cookbookinabox® “Reg. U.S. Pat. & Trdmk.Off.” Reg. “Trade-marks Canadian Intellectual Property Office.” nettabelleschoice.com and cookbookinabox.com. All rights… |
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Stewed Cabbage with Homemade Sausage by John GoinsThis stewed cabbage dish hits a number of flavor notes. There’s beer, fatty sausage, and herbs. This recipe gives you an easy way to create a sausage and incorporate it with delicious and tender cabbage. It’s a great combination and a very centering meal. If you make your own homemade sausage, you can revise the flavors to your… |
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Traditional Roman Fettuccine by Mihir ShahThis is as real as simple roman pasta gets - very traditional, very easy to make, and very very good. The family will love it! |
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Garlicky Herbed Chicken w/ Broccoli, Shiitakes, and Spaghetti by SmokinhotchefGarlic! Good quality olive oil, fresh herbs and fungi- need i say more? This recipe is even better the next day, that's if it makes it past dinner. No fuss, no muss, the ingredients are harmoniously melded together with a little marination and a… |
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Penne Puttanesca by Denise SherinEasy and quick pasta dish. I love kalamata olives, they add a nice briney bite to the dish. |
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Pork Tenderloin Scallopine with Dried Cherry Sauce by Debi Shawcross
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Rotini with Swiss Chard by Salad FoodieHealthy and delicious, this recipe is a stand-out as a vegetarian main dish or side dish. Simple preparation and quick cooking bring this pasta charmer to your table. Bump up nutrition by using whole wheat pasta. Fresh spinach can be subbed for chard. |
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