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Black-Bean-And-Mango-Pineapple Salsa
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Black-Bean-And-Mango-Pineapple Salsa

1hTwelve servings
Shrimp And Potato Curry Roti Filling
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Shrimp And Potato Curry Roti Filling

The roti, the delectable, fat, folded-up curry sandwich that is Indian Trinidad's main contribution to world cuisine, is a thoroughly creole invention that has no equivalent in India. (The word roti, in India, describes a kind of griddle bread.) Trinidad's roti begins with an enormous, almost pizza-sized flat bread that's often layered with a thin coating of powdery ground yellow peas. In Trinidad's top roti shops along El Socorro and the Eastern Main Road, the bread is slapped on the griddle when you order; you can watch it hiss and bubble as you wait. Then it's tucked like a blanket around a meat, fish or vegetable curry, wrapped in wax paper and foil, and the hot square package placed in a paper bag with a stack of napkins.

2hFilling for 4 rotis
Braised Lamb Shanks
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Braised Lamb Shanks

3h 20mEight servings
Cherry Tomatoes With Cream and Caviar
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Cherry Tomatoes With Cream and Caviar

20m36 hors d'oeuvres, 8 to 12 servings
Sautéed Chicken With Roasted Grapes
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Sautéed Chicken With Roasted Grapes

1h 15m4 servings
Banana Yogurt Ice Cream
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Banana Yogurt Ice Cream

20mAbout one quart
Potato, Asparagus And Mussel Salad
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Potato, Asparagus And Mussel Salad

20mSix to eight servings
Kohlrabi and Celery Root Purée
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Kohlrabi and Celery Root Purée

This simple combination tastes so good to me, it hardly needs embellishment. The butter is optional. If you miss old-fashioned buttery mashed potatoes, let this be a stand-in.

30m6 servings
Molly O'Neill's Vegetable Broth
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Molly O'Neill's Vegetable Broth

2h 30mFour cups
Tom Colicchio's Crab-Meat-And-Celery-Root Napoleon
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Tom Colicchio's Crab-Meat-And-Celery-Root Napoleon

20mSix servings
Dukkah-Dusted Sand Dabs
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Dukkah-Dusted Sand Dabs

Cook these delicate fish in 2 batches. They cook in about 3 minutes.

15m4 servings
Celery Root, Potato and Apple Purée
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Celery Root, Potato and Apple Purée

Classic celery root and potato purées combine two parts potatoes with one part celery root. I’ve reversed the proportion here for a lighter purée that also incorporates apple — the “secret ingredient." Rather than milk, I usually use the broth from the celery root and apples.

30mServes six
Wolfgang Puck's Salmon With Celery-Root Puree
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Wolfgang Puck's Salmon With Celery-Root Puree

50mFour servings
Lamb Chops With Sweet Pea and Spinach Sauce
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Lamb Chops With Sweet Pea and Spinach Sauce

For the chef Michel Richard, using less butter and cream requires making deft use of sauces. For these chops, a rich chicken stock is lightened by the addition of baby peas and spinach.

55m4 servings
Game Chips
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Game Chips

20mEight to 10 servings
Millet Polenta With Tomato Sauce, Eggplant and Chickpeas
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Millet Polenta With Tomato Sauce, Eggplant and Chickpeas

Millet polenta is as comforting as it gets. In season you can use fresh tomatoes in the topping, but canned will work just fine. You could also make this dish with cornmeal polenta.

2h 30mServes 6
Nearly Naked Fluke With Grapefruit
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Nearly Naked Fluke With Grapefruit

30m4 appetizer servings
Smokey Roasted Eggplants, Peppers and Goat Cheese
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Smokey Roasted Eggplants, Peppers and Goat Cheese

30mSix to eight servings
Roast Breast of Turkey
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Roast Breast of Turkey

1h 15m6 to 8 servings
Greek Baked Vegetables (Briam)
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Greek Baked Vegetables (Briam)

A Greek version of ratatouille.

3h8 to 10 servings
Roast Turkey Breast With Ribs
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Roast Turkey Breast With Ribs

1h 15m6 to 8 servings
Fluke Crudo With Lime, Sea Salt and Olive Oil
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Fluke Crudo With Lime, Sea Salt and Olive Oil

Dave Pasternack, the chef at Esca in New York, has a few tips for preparing crudo. Tell your fishmonger that the fish you’re buying is to be served raw. You want fresh-filleted fish, not something that is already cut. Then, once you have your fillet, take it home, chill it and then slice it. When you are ready to serve it, get ready for the easiest recipe on earth. Sprinkle the fish with lime juice, coarse sea salt and the best olive oil you can find. That’s it. You have a sophisticated plate of food that took you no time at all. Pair the dish with a chilled Sancerre and see if you don’t relish in your good fortune.

10m4 appetizer servings
Roasted Eggplant and Chickpeas With Tomato Sauce
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Roasted Eggplant and Chickpeas With Tomato Sauce

Eggplant is always a good, substantial vegetable to use for a vegetarian main dish. The chickpeas and the feta provide plenty of protein. Vegans can leave out the feta and substitute sugar or agave nectar for the honey.

1h 30m6 servings
Salt-Roasted Rack of Lamb
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Salt-Roasted Rack of Lamb

50mFour servings