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Roasted Winter Tomatoes
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Roasted Winter Tomatoes

This recipe is designed to be used with the watery, mealy tomatoes you find at the market in the depths of winter. I like to use cherry tomatoes for this recipe, but anything will do. The method couldn't be easier: cover those sad tomatoes in oil, add ginger, garlic and basil, and pop them in the oven for about 2 hours. With that, your tomatoes are suddenly juicy and flavorful and exciting again. Refrigerate or freeze them for later use; you can serve them with pasta, on toast with whipped feta, on bagels with cream cheese. Or you can make a delicious tomato soup with them, or turn them into a coconut curry sauce that can go over fish, tofu or rice, and is guaranteed to blast your seasonal affective disorder to bits. And save that cooking oil too, which you can store in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. Use it as you would any normal olive oil, except it’s so much more delicious. Taste it and try to avoid guzzling the entire bowl.

2h2 to 3 quarts (about 10 cups)
Orange Glaze
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Orange Glaze

2mGlaze for 1 cake
Quick Harissa Sauce
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Quick Harissa Sauce

5mAbout 3/4 cup
Greens With Raspberry Vinaigrette
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Greens With Raspberry Vinaigrette

5m3 servings
Baked Garbanzo Beans
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Baked Garbanzo Beans

1h 10m6 servings
Basic Vinaigrette With Mustard
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Basic Vinaigrette With Mustard

5mabout 3/4 cup
Mesclun Salad
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Mesclun Salad

5m2 servings
Black Olive Paste
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Black Olive Paste

15mAbout 2 1/2 cups
Spiced Olives
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Spiced Olives

5mFour cups
Southern Mesclun Salad
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Southern Mesclun Salad

5mFour servings
La Zucca Magica’s Orange and Olive Salad
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La Zucca Magica’s Orange and Olive Salad

The combination of sweet, juicy, tart (and cold) orange and bitter, fatty, slightly warmer tapenade is fantastic. Don’t omit the fennel seeds, which add another dimension of flavor and texture — just super. And by all means use the common navel orange — it’s in season, and it seems, to me, just perfect.

20m4 servings
Sunchoke and Apple Salad
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Sunchoke and Apple Salad

In the fall, sunchokes are crunchy and watery, like a water chestnut, or like a pear that’s not sweet. In this salad from executive chef Michael Anthony at New York City’s Gramercy Tavern, a combination of raw and roasted sunchokes are tossed with apples, celery, shallots, pumpkin seeds and mixed greens then dressed with a sweet-tart apple cider vinaigrette.

50m8 servings
Wine Granite
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Wine Granite

2h 10m4 servings
Morrocan Orange, Red Onion And Black Olive Salsa
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Morrocan Orange, Red Onion And Black Olive Salsa

This salsa plays the sweet, pungent flavor of red onions against the saltiness of oil-cured olives. It is best spread on a plate and topped with grilled veal or pork chops, tuna, swordfish or salmon steaks.

Four servings
Seasoned Blanched Kale
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Seasoned Blanched Kale

Here’s a recipe for a side dish of immense flavor but it can also be a killer ingredient in sandwiches. You can add fresh thyme or fresh rosemary to the kale during the (very) short cooking process if desired, or season with plenty of hot red pepper.

20m
Squash Sauce
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Squash Sauce

45mabout a quart
Ramps Braised In Olive Oil
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Ramps Braised In Olive Oil

50m6 servings as a side dish
Summer Vegetables In Vodka Marinade
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Summer Vegetables In Vodka Marinade

40mTen servings
Black Rice and Soy Salad
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Black Rice and Soy Salad

I’ve made this salad with Chinese black rice and with Lundberg’s Japonica, and both work well. It’s a salad high in omega-3 fatty acids and plant proteins — contained in the tofu, edamame and rice — and it packs well in a lunch box. Whichever type of rice you use, just follow the cooking instructions on the bag.

5mServes six
Orange, Chili And Rosemary Steaming Liquid
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Orange, Chili And Rosemary Steaming Liquid

5mAbout 3 1/2 cups
Eggplant, Tomato And Ramps Sauce (Woods Gramercy)
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Eggplant, Tomato And Ramps Sauce (Woods Gramercy)

45m6 servings
Fried Cucumber with Purple Perilla
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Fried Cucumber with Purple Perilla

15m2 servings
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)