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Taillevent Pear Souffle
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Taillevent Pear Souffle

1hEight servings
Heavenly Necci
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Heavenly Necci

45mMakes 40 pancakes
Green Sauce With Avocado
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Green Sauce With Avocado

15mAbout 2 1/2 cups
Mrs. Sebastiani’s Malfatti
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Mrs. Sebastiani’s Malfatti

30mServes 12
Heavenly Hots
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Heavenly Hots

This recipe appeared in The Times in an article by Joanna Pruess. The recipe came from Bridge Creek Restaurant in Berkeley, Calif. A few tips: Don’t cook the pancakes all the way through. You want the center to be a pocket of cream. The pancakes are so fragile that it may take a few tries to flip them. I used the thinnest, most flexible spatula I own, wedged it halfway under the pancake, letting the other half hang, then turned my wrist and gently laid it down on the other side. I recommend this over more aggressive flipping, which will tear the pancakes.

15mMakes 50 to 60 small pancakes
Thyme-Meringue Cookies With Boozy Apple
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Thyme-Meringue Cookies With Boozy Apple

This recipe, by Sarah Magid, a Brooklyn baker, is a new take on an old recipe, the Huguenot torte. This elegant cookie calls for apples and pecans, but you could also use pears, hazelnuts or even black walnuts. It’s very sweet, so consider folding 1/4 cup crème fraîche into the whipped cream for added tang.

1hMakes about 3 dozen
Pesto Pizza
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Pesto Pizza

30mOne 12-inch pizza
Soft Black Bean Tacos With Salsa and Cabbage
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Soft Black Bean Tacos With Salsa and Cabbage

Canned black beans and lots of cabbage combine in a quick, utterly satisfying one-dish taco dinner. They can be served open-faced or folded over

20m4 servings
Tomatillo, Tomato and Avocado Gazpacho
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Tomatillo, Tomato and Avocado Gazpacho

Avocados contribute a creamy texture to this spicy gazpacho.I wanted to make this with tomatillos only, but found that what makes a great salsa doesn’t necessarily make a great gazpacho. So I added tomatoes to the creamy mixture. I don’t like the color as much, but I love the taste. If you can find green zebra tomatoes, use them for the nice green color. Make sure to strain this because the tomatillo seeds won’t blend.

30mServes 6
Chipotle, Tomatillo and Pineapple Salsa
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Chipotle, Tomatillo and Pineapple Salsa

1h2 1/4 cups
Potatoes Dogana
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Potatoes Dogana

You can serve potatoes Dogana alongside any simple protein — grilled meats, roasted birds, sautéed fish, for example. Or simply slide a pair of sunny-side-up eggs over the potatoes before sprinkling on the relish. Then you can call it dinner, or even brunch, just to mix things up even more.

40m4 servings
Canned Poached Pears
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Canned Poached Pears

You will need two pint-size wide-mouth Ball or Kerr jars with bands and new lids, available at many hardware stores or at freundcontainer.com. Avoid table-ripe fruit. Ripe or very ripe fruit may produce a mushy result.

1hMakes 2 pints (Serves 6)
‘Totally Local’ Gratin
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‘Totally Local’ Gratin

All the ingredients listed in this recipe are local to New England. If you don't live there, do your best to substitute them with your own local ingredients. Or grow and make them yourself. (Just kidding.)

25mServes 6 to 8
Migas Eggs A La Mike Marks
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Migas Eggs A La Mike Marks

15mSix servings
Vegetable Tostadas With Dark Chili-Garlic Sauce
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Vegetable Tostadas With Dark Chili-Garlic Sauce

You can find dried ancho chilies, sometimes called pasilla chilies, in supermarkets where Mexican foods are sold. They have a rich, sweet flavor. The chipotle adds heat to the mix. You can use other vegetables in season. This is the winter version.

1h4 servings.
Potato Tacos
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Potato Tacos

15m12 tacos
Four-Cheese Pizza With Basil
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Four-Cheese Pizza With Basil

30m1 large, 2 medium, or more smaller pizzas
Spicy Orange Salad, Moroccan Style
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Spicy Orange Salad, Moroccan Style

10mServes 4
Fig Sorbet
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Fig Sorbet

I love fig ice cream, so I decided to try sorbet, and although I wasn’t crazy about the color, I couldn’t resist the flavor. Make sure to use fully ripe, sweet figs for this. My favorite way to make this is with red wine.

4h 45m4 to 6 servings
Chili-Cilantro Potato Cakes
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Chili-Cilantro Potato Cakes

50m12 potato cakes
Orange Poached Figs
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Orange Poached Figs

10m4 servings
Mushroom Quesadillas
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Mushroom Quesadillas

Mushrooms make a meaty quesadilla filling. If you cook them in advance and keep them in the refrigerator, you can slap these together in a pinch.

20mTwo quesadillas
Tostadas With Sweet and Hot Peppers and Eggs
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Tostadas With Sweet and Hot Peppers and Eggs

This comforting topping is a kind of Mexican piperade.

30m4 servings
Ricotta Gnocchi With Herbs
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Ricotta Gnocchi With Herbs

30mAbout 1 1/2 pounds (6 servings)