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Gujarati Vegetables With Lime And Cilantro!Ever since Paula Wolfert gave me a Clay Coyote Flameware skillet the other day, I've been jonesing to use it.… |
kathy gori
Mayo de 2010 Avanzado |
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The Raw And The Uncooked, A Meatless Monday SpecialI'm loving this whole meatless Monday business. It's great to take a break from the same old same old. One of… |
kathy gori
Mayo de 2010 Avanzado |
1 voto
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Eggplant and green peppers with misoMy aunt in Tottori, Japan, is an awesome cook. They farm rice and market miniature vegetables such as tiny… |
Lynn Yamamoto
Mayo de 2010 Principiante |
2 votos
3392 views
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The Great Spinach Switch. A Fast Easy Lighter Version Of An Old FavoriteStill getting whipped around by the weather here in Sonoma. We've gone… |
kathy gori
Mayo de 2010 Avanzado |
2 votos
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Spinach and Ricotta Balls - GnudisI've been looking for tasty ways to cook spinach and wild greens because they are so healthful. This one is… |
John Spottiswood
Enero de 2010 Avanzado |
6 votos
6703 views
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Quick Broccoli Side DishItalian seasoning and crunchy pine nuts really jazz up the flavor of this versatile veggie side dish. |
Mary Shaldibina
Noviembre de 2009 Intermedio |
2 votos
7559 views
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Shredded Brussel SproutsIf you've never had shredded brussel sprouts before, you're in for a treat! These are really tasty. They have less of the bitter taste you get… |
Nancy Miyasaki
Octubre de 2009 Intermedio |
4 votos
9638 views
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Summer Corn with Bell PepperWhen corn is in season during the summer, there is no better side dish than this. It goes well with any meat, poultry or fish. Interesting enough… |
Nancy Miyasaki
Junio de 2009 Intermedio |
3 votos
2810 views
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Japanese Spinach Salad, OhitashiThis is a delicious way to consume large quantities of one of the healthiest foods on the planet...spinach! I… |
John Spottiswood
Diciembre de 2008 Avanzado |
2 votos
16005 views
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Eggplant stuffed with tomato and garlic - Iman BayeldiThe Turkish name for this recipe means "The Priest Fainted". I think the idea is that it tastes so good it… |
John Spottiswood
Septiembre de 2008 Avanzado |
6 votos
12555 views
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