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Discover Salsa, Italian-Style
Salsa is the top-selling condiment in the United States. Latino cooks sometimes add to the primal combination of tomatoes, onions, hot chile, cilantro and lime -- but salsa is also fundamental to the Italian table.
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The Secret's in the Marinade
Marinades are especially popular during the grilling season. They enhance tenderness as well as taste. Enjoy these recipes for Raj-Style Marinade and Polynesian Marinade.
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Seared Herb Chicken and Veggies
This feature recipe is a tasty chicken treat sauteed with vegetables and herbs. Healthy and easy to make, this is a great dish for deck, patio and backyard dining.
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Terrific Sauteed Turkey Breast
This recipe embodies elegant simplicity, featuring classic turkey and a healthy variation of a Diane-style sauce with pungent garlic enhanced by the richness of olive oil.
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Eggs Can Be Eggsellent
Puns may be the lowest form of humor, but eggs can be an excellent source of important nutrients and health-protective substances. Includes recipe for Tomato Egg Nests with Spinach Bruschetta.
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The Americanization of Garlic
Having discovered how garlic, properly handled, enhances the flavor in soups, stews & sauces, Americans shared the Italians' enthusiasm for its flavor and aroma.
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Chickpea, Pepper and Pine Nut Salad
As spring settles in many of us yearn for a nice fresh salad. Unfortunately, local produce is not yet available in many parts of the country. This week's recipe solves that problem.
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Tuna Salad with a Springtime Twist
If you are a tuna-lover and are seeking a salad with spring flair, one that includes crunch, color and a flavorful surprise, then this is for you.
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Quick Pre-Chistmas Dinners
Eating well from now until Christmas is as important as gift giving. To make sitting down to nice dinners easy, try these speedy dishes.
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Spiced Chicken with Apples
Dress up chicken with a recipe that combines U.S. grown apples with curry, a traditional Indian/Asian spice mixture.
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Dressing Up Green Salads
When did you last rave about a lettuce leaf? Listen closely when someone praises a salad because the dressing is most likely what the diner found memorable. The dressing was either a perfect partner with the greens or it stood on its own.
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