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Marinated Prime Rib RoastOriginally this is my husband`s prime rib recipe, since holiday is fast approaching I did a major twist to this recipe to make it more festive.I added pineapplebits for tropical touch, ground cloves for the aroma and brown sugar for the hint of sweetness. This flavorful roast is suitable for any special occasion and the marinade in… |
115 votes
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Habanero Butter ChickenI living in Az for a couple of years gave me a love for Southwestern food, so I try to mix up every dish with a lil spice. For the people that prefer chicken over turkey this is a great way to spice up your thanksgiving |
75 votes
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Roasted Butternut Squash DipThis is a tasty Thanksgiving dip that your guest can enjoy until the meal is served. Make it up to 3 days ahead and stir in parsley at serving time. Simple yet delicious! |
39 votes
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Turkey stuffed jalapenosI love spicy food and turkey goes great with spicy give these a try as a thanksgiving appetizer |
17 votes
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Fondue PotatoesThese easy to make potatoes are stuffed with a rich cheese fondue and are great with grilled or roasted meat. |
7 votes
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Best Turkey StuffingThis recipe is a combination and adaptation of two great stuffing recipes found in the New Best Recipe cookbook by Cook's Illustrated (one of our favorites for traditional dishes). We took this to an early friend's thanksgiving party and it was a huge hit. There were three different stuffings served, and this one was by far the most… |
8 votes
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Roasted Carmelized TomatoesThis is a delicious way to serve ripe, juicy summer tomatoes. Roasting them reduces the tomato liquid to a glaze. They are delicious with any grilled meat or other vegetables. |
6 votes
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Lobster Tail with Capellini in Porcini Mushroom BrothThis is a variation of a dish done by an unbelievably talented French chef called Gerald Passedat. He is a master seafood cook and one helluva big Olympique de Marseille supporter. The flavorful porcini mushroom broth compliments the oven-roasted lobster tail. |
5 votes
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Chili Roasted PotatoesThese are super simple and really tasty. If you like roasted potatoes, but are looking for something a little different, give these a try. I served with grilled flank steak and broiled asparagus. |
5 votes
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My favorite Stuffing without MeatThis is a wonderful stuffing recipe that is adapted from one by James Beard. It is truly delicious! You could reduce on the butter and oil, but I think it's worth it! |
5 votes
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Roasted Halibut or Sea Bass with Balsamic Garlic glazeThis recipe got rave reviews in a cookbook I love. However, it wasn't as boldly flavored as I would like. If you're looking for a simple, elegant dish with mild flavors, you will probably love it. |
5 votes
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Chicken Provencal w/ Honey & LavenderI wanted to recreate the summery scents and flavors of Provence, France, so this is the result. You can inject this formula between the skin and flesh of a chicken or a duck. You can also baste your bird during the last half hour of roasting. Either way, this is an amazing taste trip to the south of France. If you have a Bandol… |
4 votes
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Chicken Curry SaladThis is a loosey-goosey combination of recipes I've seen over the years. I usually just use what I have around but do try making up your own fun combinations. Great for picnics served on a croissant, in a pita or on top of greens. Prepare the size of chicken and veg based on what you are using it for.... shred small and dice… |
4 votes
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Garlic Roasted CauliflowerI used to think cauliflower was boring and my family agreed. But I've now found so many wonderful ways to prepare it that it is becoming one of our favorite vegetables. This is an easy and very flavorful version I adapted from the Barefoot Contessa. Adjust the amount of lemon juice you apply based on your own tastes and the dish… |
4 votes
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Roasted Tomatillo SalsaI picked up a bunch of nice looking tomatillos at the local farmers market this week that were crying to be charred on the grill and made into a spicy salsa for me to can. It could be eaten fresh and would last a couple of weeks in the fridge. If you don't want so much heat, simply reduce the jalapeno quantity. |
4 votes
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