Recipes By Molly O'neill

1157 recipes found

Chicken With Morels, Fava Beans And Spring Potatoes
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Chicken With Morels, Fava Beans And Spring Potatoes

45mFour servings
Mushroom Broth
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Mushroom Broth

2h 15mOne quart
Honey-Roasted-Licorice Tea
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Honey-Roasted-Licorice Tea

Four cups
Tomato Mashed Potatoes
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Tomato Mashed Potatoes

3h 40m4 servings
Cold Celery Soup With Pink Radishes
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Cold Celery Soup With Pink Radishes

30mFour servings
Tamale Pie
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Tamale Pie

To accommodate the time constraints of modern life, more and more Thanksgiving dinner hosts are proposing potluck. The change has caused a subtle shift in the conversations about the approaching holidays. The traditional complaints -- "Aaugh! My mother-in-law's cooking!" -- have been updated: "She's asked everybody to bring something. Well, at least there'll be one thing we can eat."

2h8 servings
Roast Peppers
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Roast Peppers

1h
Steamed Lobsters With Sea Parsley And New Potatoes
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Steamed Lobsters With Sea Parsley And New Potatoes

45m2 servings
Turkey Scaloppine With Apples and Tamari
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Turkey Scaloppine With Apples and Tamari

20m4 servings
Pecan Indulgence
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Pecan Indulgence

2hEight to ten servings
Reishi Tea
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Reishi Tea

Four cups
Sea Parsley Salad With Rice Wine Vinaigrette
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Sea Parsley Salad With Rice Wine Vinaigrette

40m4 servings
Hungarian Goulash
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Hungarian Goulash

There is no high drama about simmering a stew. However fine, stew is a homey, intimate exchange, a paean to the way living things improve when their boundaries relax, when they incorporate some of the character and flavor of others. Soulful, a word inextricably linked with a good sturdy stew, is the payoff to the cook who plans a little and has the patience to abide.

1h 45m4 servings
Caribbean Black Bean Salad
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Caribbean Black Bean Salad

1h 15mFour servings
Molly O'Neill's Lemon Curd
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Molly O'Neill's Lemon Curd

10m1 cup
Herb-Marinated Chicken Wings Stuffed With Scallion Goat Cheese
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Herb-Marinated Chicken Wings Stuffed With Scallion Goat Cheese

25mTwelve servings
Cabbage Gratin
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Cabbage Gratin

2hFour servings
Fresh Ham Roasted With Rye Bread and Dried Fruit Stuffing
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Fresh Ham Roasted With Rye Bread and Dried Fruit Stuffing

4h 15mAbout 15 servings
Chicken Wings Stuffed With Chevre
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Chicken Wings Stuffed With Chevre

12 servings
Smoky Brisket
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Smoky Brisket

2h 30mSix servings
Sauteed Brussels Sprouts With Pancetta And Chestnuts
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Sauteed Brussels Sprouts With Pancetta And Chestnuts

25mFour servings
Cholent Brisket
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Cholent Brisket

8h 30m10 to 12 servings
Drunken Beans
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Drunken Beans

1h 30mSix to eight servings
Eddie’s Remarkable Ribs
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Eddie’s Remarkable Ribs

1h 30mfour to six servings