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Almost-From-Scratch Corn Tortillas
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Almost-From-Scratch Corn Tortillas

Here is a relatively easy project that can deliver what may be the best tortillas you’ve ever had: Masa harina mixed with water and a little fat, left to rest for a while, then pressed and griddled. The recipe makes 12 to 16, enough for a taco party.

1h12 to 16 tortillas
Wild Rice With Sausage
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Wild Rice With Sausage

2h8 servings
Kokosbusserln (Coconut Kisses)
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Kokosbusserln (Coconut Kisses)

30mThirty cookies
Choucroute-Style Sauerkraut
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Choucroute-Style Sauerkraut

1h 45mAbout 7 cups, enough for a lot of hot dogs
Cooked Wild Rice
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Cooked Wild Rice

Just a few years after the chef Larry Forgione opened his restaurant, An American Place, Craig Claiborne and Pierre Franey asked him about his Thanksgiving table. Amid the duck and turkey, the oysters and persimmon pudding was “that most domestic of all cereals,” wild rice, in a hearty soup. Easy enough for a weeknight, this simple recipe doesn’t have to be relegated to the annual feast. Pair it with roast chicken or broiled fish, or top it with cooked Italian sausage and mushrooms to make it a meal of its own.

1hAbout 2 cups
Chocolate and Pistachio Whirligig Buns
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Chocolate and Pistachio Whirligig Buns

This recipe was brought to The Times in 2003 by Nigella Lawson, the British cookbook author and culinary celebrity, as part of an article encouraging readers to bake with yeast – an act all too often unnecessarily fraught with anxiety. The payoff for tackling one's fear, she argued, is big. Enter these pillowy, butter-rich buns dotted with semisweet chocolate and pistachios. They are not difficult – if you can follow directions, you can make them (really!) – and they are insanely delicious. You can also fill them with marmalade, or with honey and chopped walnuts.

1h 35m20 buns
Buttered Wild Rice
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Buttered Wild Rice

1h 10mAbout 4 cups
Wild Rice Buttermilk Pancakes
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Wild Rice Buttermilk Pancakes

15mSixteen thin pancakes
Duck Liver With Chervil
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Duck Liver With Chervil

15m4 servings
Lentils With Curried Tarka
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Lentils With Curried Tarka

A dal is even better when you add a tarka, a mix of butter or oil simmered with spices, at the end of cooking. Needless to say, the butter in a tarka has a direct effect on the flavor and richness of the dish. More, in this case, is definitely better.

45m4 servings
Sweet Potato and Apple Kugel
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Sweet Potato and Apple Kugel

I’ve looked at a number of sweet potato kugel recipes, and experimented with this one a few times until I was satisfied with it. The trick is to bake the kugel long enough so that the sweet potato softens properly without the top drying out and browning too much. I cover the kugel during the first 45 minutes of baking to prevent this. After you uncover it, it’s important to baste the top every 5 to 10 minutes with melted butter.

1h 30m8 servings
Wild Rice Pancakes
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Wild Rice Pancakes

15m4 servings
Wild Rice 'Risotto' With Winter Squash
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Wild Rice 'Risotto' With Winter Squash

1h 20m8 side-dish servings
Black-Eyed Peas With Spinach
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Black-Eyed Peas With Spinach

45m4 to 6 servings
Wild Rice And Oyster Dressing
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Wild Rice And Oyster Dressing

25m4 servings, about 1 quart
Wild Rice and Orzo With Tarragon
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Wild Rice and Orzo With Tarragon

1h6 servings
Caramelized Onion and Mushroom Matzo Brei
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Caramelized Onion and Mushroom Matzo Brei

This recipe is adapted from the restaurant Jane in downtown New York. There, the chef Glenn Harris offers a matzo brei two ways, but not, he will quickly tell you, because he likes it both ways. He only makes the savory kind, with deliciously glossy, nearly black, fried onions, as a concession to his partner in the restaurant, Jeff Lefcourt. Needless to say, Mr. Lefcourt's grandmother made hers savory.

20m2 servings
Black-Eyed Peas And Kale Ragout
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Black-Eyed Peas And Kale Ragout

1h6 servings
Pickled-Zucchini Gazpacho
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Pickled-Zucchini Gazpacho

10m4 servings
Tortillas
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Tortillas

15m4 servings
Granny Dameron's New Year's Day Black-Eyed Peas
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Granny Dameron's New Year's Day Black-Eyed Peas

2h 40m16 or more servings
Wild rice
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Wild rice

1hAbout three and one-half to four cups
Asparagus Matzoh Brei
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Asparagus Matzoh Brei

45m4 servings
Cheese Biscuits
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Cheese Biscuits

35mabout 40 biscuits