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Squash Sauce
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Squash Sauce

45mabout a quart
Summer Vegetables In Vodka Marinade
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Summer Vegetables In Vodka Marinade

40mTen servings
Meringue Disks
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Meringue Disks

1h4 meringue disks
Stir-Fried Chicken and Eggplant With Thai Basil
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Stir-Fried Chicken and Eggplant With Thai Basil

This dish, inspired by a large bunch of Thai basil that a friend brought me from his garden, has Thai overtones.

1hServes four
Hot Chili Sauce (Pico de Gallo)
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Hot Chili Sauce (Pico de Gallo)

2mabout 2 1/2 cups
Vegetarian Spring Rolls With Kohlrabi
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Vegetarian Spring Rolls With Kohlrabi

Spring rolls are quite easy to make, and make a light and delicious lunch, appetizer, side dish or snack. You can find the rice flour spring roll wrappers in Asian markets.

1h 7 spring rolls (4 to 5 inches long)
Jamaican Jerked Pork And Chicken
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Jamaican Jerked Pork And Chicken

1h 25mSix to eight servings
Caraway Pork Sausages With Red Wine
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Caraway Pork Sausages With Red Wine

30mabout 20 3-inch links
Mango And Scotch Bonnet Barbecue Sauce
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Mango And Scotch Bonnet Barbecue Sauce

2h6 cups
Caribbean Jerked Pork Tenderloins
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Caribbean Jerked Pork Tenderloins

35mFour servings
Honey-Mustard Salad
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Honey-Mustard Salad

10m2 servings
Provençal Artichoke Ragout
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Provençal Artichoke Ragout

This is the way my friend Christine Picasso prepares artichokes. Her touch is the inclusion of sweet red peppers, a nutritious complement to the bitter artichokes. She calls this Artichauts à la barigoule, a dish every French cook makes differently, each claiming his or hers to be the authentic version.

1h 15mServes 6 to 8
Pork Burgers With Caraway
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Pork Burgers With Caraway

20m4 servings
Miso-Peanut Spread
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Miso-Peanut Spread

Use this nutty, sweet and salty spread as a stand-in for peanut butter, or serve with crudités. I like to pipe it onto rounds of cucumber and slices of jicama.

10m2/3 cup
Felipe Rojas-Lombardi's Quinoa Atamalada
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Felipe Rojas-Lombardi's Quinoa Atamalada

2h6 servings
Mole Coloradito
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Mole Coloradito

1h 45m6 servings
Baked Flounder With Moroccan Spices
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Baked Flounder With Moroccan Spices

2h 45m4 to 6 servings
Ceviche With Confetti Peppers
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Ceviche With Confetti Peppers

20m6 servings
Crab Salad With Cilantro, Tarragon and Grapefruit
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Crab Salad With Cilantro, Tarragon and Grapefruit

5m6 servings
Black Beans With Amaranth
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Black Beans With Amaranth

Throughout Mexico, wild and cultivated greens of all kinds are added to beans and to meat dishes. Amaranth is a favorite choice. The pretty leaves are red, or green with red veins. While they’re a bit tough and bitter when uncooked, they’re sweet and tender after blanching.

1h 30mServes six
Mary Clare Ulmer's Artichoke Pickles
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Mary Clare Ulmer's Artichoke Pickles

40m15 cups
Cepes Provencale (Sauteed wild mushrooms with garlic)
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Cepes Provencale (Sauteed wild mushrooms with garlic)

10m4 servings
White Radish And Jicama Salad
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White Radish And Jicama Salad

20m4 to 6 servings
Asparagus And Egg Sandwich
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Asparagus And Egg Sandwich

15mTwo sandwiches