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Curried Israeli Chicken
One of the principal dishes of India is chicken curry, which has now been incorporated into Israeli cuisine.
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Cranberry and Turkey Enchiladas
Here's a twist on a typical Mexican dish where you can use some leftover turkey and cranberry sauce.
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Raisin-Apple Muffin-Pan Cakes with Cinnamon Cloud Topping
A meringue-like topping adds a soft touch to these cakes to complement the end of an evening outside under the sky.
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Fig and Plum Cream Pie
Fresh plums, figs, and lemons create an irresistible pie -- just don't be shy with the whipped cream!
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Pan-Fried Apple Tart with Basil, Lemon, and Walnuts
Chef Todd English says this stovetop tart, "rustic and homey," is his kind of dessert! Basil adds a hint of anise.
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Tomato-Basil Salad Dressing
The succulent flavors of tomatoes, basil, garlic and other fresh herbs are whirled together in a heavenly blend.
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Pan Spinach
Fresh spinach is cooked in garlic, white wine, and olive oil, adding flavor but maintaining its nutritious value.
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Gallo Pinto (Rice and Beans)
You cannot talk Costa Rican cuisine without including rice and beans! For a Carribean twist, add coconut milk.
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Ginger Tea
Ginger can also relieve symptoms of menopause, such as headaches and hot flashes. Otherwise, this refreshing tea is delicious added to a green tea, or make your own ginger tea. It's nice served with a helping of pre-made ginger snaps. Note: Read the label of store-bought ginger snaps that may have the flavor of ginger when you bite into them, but actually contain no ginger at all in the list of ingredients.
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Fresh Berries with Amaretto Cream Sauce
The use of fresh strawberries and amaretto makes this dessert irresistible!
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Chicken Paprikasch Soup
The paprikasch is a popular dish in Vienna. It is traditionally served as a stew, but it makes a lovely soup.
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Fruit and Chocolate Breakfast Pop-Ups
To reheat these pockets of morning nutrition, place them in a toaster oven or microwave just to warm. Fruit, cheese, and chocolate offer a delicious energy source you can even take with you and eat in the car or give to the kids to eat on the bus on the way to school. The possibilities are endless.
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Coffee Ice Cream with Warm Chocolate Cinnamon Sauce
This is two-for-one, dessert and coffee! Just add this sauce to coffee ice cream and serve it to your sweetheart.
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Sausage and Broccoli Pie
This is a wonderful, closed pizza -- for which you will find a recipe in many a Sicilian kitchen. Salute!
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Roasted Pepper and Goat Cheese Pizza
With sweet caramelized onion and tangy goat cheese, this pizza will have everyone asking for seconds.
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Chocolate Banana Swirl Bread
You might as well be eating a chocolate bar, this bread is so tasty and moist. Baking times vary; so watch the bread as it may take longer than specified here.
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Steak Esterhazy
This steak is named after Count Esterhazy, a favorite guest among the royalty of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Honey-Glazed Bran and Coconut Granola with Dried Apricots
Honey is combined with grains and nuts, making for a thick, delicious cereal.
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Israeli Humus
Humus is a prominent food in Mizrachi (meaning from the east in Hebrew) cuisine, the only cuisine considered Israeli.
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Apple Croissant French Toast
Croissants are delightful as a French toast bread because of their flaky texture and circular appearance. A variation to this recipe would be to lather cream cheese onto the inside of each croissant after toasting in the skillet.
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Tuna Burgers
Fresh tuna is available all year. But the supply is best and prices lowest in the warmer weather. Serve this plain or sandwiched between rolls, bread or a lettuce-and-tomato wrap.
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Key Lime Pie with Coconut Crumb Crust
Don't even think about serving a key lime for dessert if it is not authentic! This one has a sinful coconut crumb crust.
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Shrimp Tacos with Avocado Cream Sauce
A spicy heat rub over the shrimp gives this dish its distinctively Mexican flavor while the avocado offers cool, creamy support.
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Tilapia in Lemon-Olive Pan Sauce
Tilapia is a strong whitefish that holds up beautifully to many pan sauces. This one is delicious and quick.
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White Bean and Tomato Saute
Here is a nice opportunity to use the last of the farm market basil or the bunch growing in your own kitchen garden.
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Vietnamese Spring Rolls
Pork, crabmeat, shrimp, mushrooms -- what doesn't this recipe have? No wonder spring rolls are so popular in Vietnam.
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Poached Cherries
Use these cherries in any number of recipes or simply serve over freshly cut fruits garnished with mint.
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Warm Citrus Dressing with Spinach
This salad can be a prelude to a meal or a side dish. Or for an instant lunch, add cheese and crusty bread.
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Olive and Fennel Salad with Tomato Pesto
Here is a twist on basil pesto - tomatoes are the main ingredient and basil is a secondary ingredient.
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Three-Color Raclette
Raclette stems from a French word meaning scraper, because it's traditionally scraped off from a large wheel of cheese.
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Mushroom Salad with Warm Cheese
Fresh slices of Raclette cheese are fried and combined with greens and mushrooms to make a mouth-watering salad.
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Toasted Fruit Salsa with Frozen Yogurt
A vanilla frozen yogurt work nicely with most fruits, but you can get creative and coordinate different kinds of flavors.
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Italian Meatballs
The recipe for meatballs here can be used with a red sauce, eaten plain, or made marble size and added to soups.
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Basil Walnut Bread
It's the toasted walnuts that bring out the sweetness of basil in this bread.
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Cranberry-Peppermint Holiday Bark
Dark and white chocolate are melted together and sprinkled with peppermint to create a beautiful holiday presentation.
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Christmas Tira Misu
Tira Misu originates in Lombardia, a northern province of Italy. It's especially delicious during the holiday season!
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Linzer Torte
This delightful, cookie-like cake is named after a city in Upper Austria called Linz, where it originated.
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Israeli Moussaka
Moussaka is an authentic Greek dish made with lamb. With time, it found its way to Israel via Turkey.
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Lime Chicken Breast with Black Bean Sauce
The use of canned beans makes this entre super fast and easy, but doesn't lose an ounce of its yummy taste!
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Green Pea Soup with Minted Cream
Have an Evening in Provence dinner with your sweetheart. This soup is a delightful palate cleanser.
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Lemon French Toast
This French toast is lighter in calories than most. Top this one off with some lemon yogurt and fresh berries.
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Classic Potato Mushroom Gratin
The wild mushrooms and thyme layered with the potatoes give this gratin an intense earthy twist.
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Apple Croissant French Toast
Because of their flaky texture, croissants work beautifully as a French toast bread.
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Goat Cheese and Smoked Haddock Tarts
These tarts are wonderful when served with tea. Go ahead and try making them for your next brunch.
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Tomato - Zucchini Pizza
Pizza is a surefire winner with the children. In that vein, here's our healthy version, which adds veggies to the menu.
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Semmelknodel
Austrians love dumplings, which originated to use up day-old or stale bread. Fillings vary in different regions.
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Focaccia Bread with Rosemary
Focaccia bread is made with thumb-sized indentations that are great for catching sauce when dipping.
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Conch Chowder
Conch is the sweet meat from those glorious, conical twisted shells you may be lucky enough to find on a beach.
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Brown Sugar and Marmalade French Toast
The use of sourdough bread and orange marmalade transforms ordinary French Toast into gourmet!
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Tomato and Goat Cheese Gratin
Here is a healthy and flavorful gratin recipe that does not use any milk in the layers. Goat cheese gives it a kick.
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Italian Herb Breadsticks
These breadsticks are an impressive gift. Deliver them in a pretty mug as seen here, or just tie them with a ribbon.
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Glazed Swiss Chocolate Nut Cake
This succulent tart-like cake with a top crust is filled with Lindt, the prized chocolate of Switzerland.
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Black Forest Pancakes
These German pfannkeuken -- pancakes -- are thin, like crepes, with a rich chocolate - cherry filling.
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Baked Vidalia Onions
Vidalia onions are sweet and juicy -- they are the ultimate choice for onion rings.
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Crayfish Mousse Timbales with Brandied Flamb‚ and Coconut Sauce
The chef uses an eel-like, prehistoric monster-looking fish called a Kingklip for its sweet meaty taste, but halibut will do!
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Cucumber and Zucchini Little Stars Soup
Stellini, Italian for little stars, is a type of pasta which you can buy at a specialty or Italian market.
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Wild Mushroom Appetizer
Make a nice mix of wild mushrooms the talk of your next dinner party. Truffles would be divine here too.
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Caponata di Sicilia
For true Southern Italian antipasti, add a traditional caponata -- Eggplant relish that hails from Sicily.
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Baked Chicken Reubens
With a nod to German culture and the Reuben sandwich, here is a classic recipe -- turned upside down.
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Fresh Minted Fruit with Lavender Whipped Cream
Pineapple mint tastes like pineapple and is delicious with fruit. If you find it in a specialty market, grab a bunch!
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