I developed this black bean soup so that it will satisfy those who prefer mild dishes (including kids) as well as those of us who prefer a bolder spice. The main soup is very straightforward, and on the side, we have …
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Young coconuts are very different from the mature brown-husked specimens you may be familiar with. The edible interior flesh is tender, thin and custard-like, with the purest coconut flavor imaginable. Seek them out at …
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Caramel Apple French Toast The idea for this dessert actually goes all the way back to these cheddar-battered onion rings with a stout chocolate malt from over a year ago. I was reviewing that recipe for inclusion in …
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Kimchi fried rice (Kimchi Bokkeumbap) I've gone completely mad for kimchi. I find the heat, crunch and pickled and slightly fermented flavor addictive. Kimchi fried rice is my latest obsession. Fried rice serves …
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Spoonbread If a French souffle moved to Georgia and married a pan of cornbread, their offspring would be this classic Southern spoonbread. Tender, creamy and dead-easy to make, you should have this in your repertoire …
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Vegetarian Gravy I don't go in for a lot of American-style comfort food, but who can resist a big plate of mashed potatoes and gravy? (Or biscuits and gravy, for that matter.) I always make this for Thanksgiving, but …
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