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Garlic Shrimp Brochettes
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Garlic Shrimp Brochettes

This garlicky green sauce is a good match for shrimp, which are threaded onto skewers and grilled — preferably outdoors, over hot coals, though this recipe also works fine on a stovetop in a cast-iron pan, or under the broiler. The resulting brochettes, which are small (about 2 ounces each), are perfect party food. Threading each piece of meat onto two skewers, rather than one, keeps the meat from twirling and makes it easier to grill. (If you’re using bamboo skewers, soak them in warm water for 15 minutes, so they won’t catch fire.)

1h 45m8 skewers
Asopao
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Asopao

45m6 servings
Pork With Red Wine And Coriander
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Pork With Red Wine And Coriander

1h4 servings
Roast Pheasant With Ancho Chili Pesto and Corn Bread Stuffing
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Roast Pheasant With Ancho Chili Pesto and Corn Bread Stuffing

1h 30m4 servings
White-Fish Fillets With Grilled Cabbage
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White-Fish Fillets With Grilled Cabbage

45m2 to 4 servings
Simple Chicken Curry
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Simple Chicken Curry

45m4 servings
Beef Tenderloin Stuffed With Herb Pesto
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Beef Tenderloin Stuffed With Herb Pesto

Stuffed beef tenderloin is always an impressive main course. This one is summery, with a zesty, garlicky herb pesto, ideal for grilling over coals. It is delicious served at room temperature for an elegant summer buffet. Ask your butcher for a nice center-cut piece of tenderloin. If you aren’t comfortable with butterflying the meat yourself, ask the butcher to do that too, but it’s really not very difficult.

2h6 to 8 servings
Chicken legs stuffed derby-style
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Chicken legs stuffed derby-style

45m4 servings
Spicy Shrimp With Snow Peas
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Spicy Shrimp With Snow Peas

40m4 servings
Chicken-Udon Soup With Hijiki and Spinach Leaves
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Chicken-Udon Soup With Hijiki and Spinach Leaves

1h4 servings
Spicy Crab and Corn Pasta
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Spicy Crab and Corn Pasta

Fresh crab meat may taste sweet and delicate, but it can stand up to spicy and strong flavors. In this summery pasta, crab is paired with fresh corn, which brings out its sweetness, and spicy, garlicky panko, which serves as a punchy, crunchy counterpoint. The bread crumbs are a little trick you’ll want to keep in your back pocket for any pasta dish that needs a lift (or try them in place of croutons in a Caesar salad). The crumbs are only mildly spicy as written, but bump up the red-pepper flakes if you want more heat. Finally, a note on Parmesan: The amount called for here is just enough to add depth of flavor, a bit of richness and a hit of salt. Purists who believe seafood and cheese should never mix can omit it altogether if desired.

35m4 servings
Crab and Asparagus Tart
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Crab and Asparagus Tart

A savory tart, its silky custard thickly studded with crab meat to pick up the sweetness of the wines, and asparagus to tame tropical fruit and citrus flavors with vegetal, mineral notes and a hint of bitterness, will make for a lovely lunch or a predinner snack. Come summer, some diced zucchini can replace the asparagus. It also delivers a kick, not in the filling but in the pastry. There’s no heat from the subdued alcohol in the bottle. The cayenne in the crust makes up for it.

1h 30m6 to 8 servings
Fish With Celery Root, Kale and Mushrooms
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Fish With Celery Root, Kale and Mushrooms

1h 10m6 servings
Coriander-Spiced Loin of Lamb With Orange-Chartreuse Sauce
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Coriander-Spiced Loin of Lamb With Orange-Chartreuse Sauce

1hSix servings
Ginger And Chili Grilled Shrimp
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Ginger And Chili Grilled Shrimp

15m6 servings
Squash With Oyster Sauce
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Squash With Oyster Sauce

20m4 servings
Pot-au-Feu a la Minute
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Pot-au-Feu a la Minute

45m4 servings
Roasted Chicken Breasts With Harissa Chickpeas
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Roasted Chicken Breasts With Harissa Chickpeas

Harissa paste, the Tunisian hot chile condiment, is a super versatile pantry item. Keep it on hand for creating quick weeknight sauces that pack a punch. Here, store-bought harissa is reinforced with sautéed onion and garlic, then brightened with lemony coriander and fresh parsley. Mashed chickpeas add texture and balance out the spicy, tangy sauce. Couscous and orzo are simple sides to serve with this meal; if you have extra time, roasted squash or steamed cauliflower are also great accompaniments. Leftover harissa sauce makes a great topping for roasted cod or salmon, or use it as a warm vinaigrette to dress up a simple green salad. If you'd like, you can use boneless breasts or thighs, but keep on eye on them. They'll be cooked through in 20 to 30 minutes.

40m4 servings
Kasu Cod
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Kasu Cod

20mFour servings
Pork Ribs Adobo
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Pork Ribs Adobo

A good-tasting fruit vinegar can be the cooking medium for an entire dish. For these ribs, adobo, the vinegar-laced national dish of the Philippines, is a delight.

1h 30m4 servings
Spaghetti With Crab Meat, Cherry Tomatoes and Arugula
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Spaghetti With Crab Meat, Cherry Tomatoes and Arugula

Transform the usual pasta dinner into something spectacular with crab meat, tart-sweet cherry tomatoes, bitter arugula and bread crumbs. Pair with a good glass of white wine, like Alsatian riesling, and let the stress of the workweek melt away.

45m4 servings
Soft-Shell Crabs With Brown Butter
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Soft-Shell Crabs With Brown Butter

10m4 servings
Sourdough Dressing With Truffle Butter and Candied Chestnuts
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Sourdough Dressing With Truffle Butter and Candied Chestnuts

2h6-8 servings
Smoked Redfish Louviere
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Smoked Redfish Louviere

5h 10m4 servings