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Did you know that persimmons are native to the eastern US? Here's my favorite way to use them - fragrant persimmon bread
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Mini Dutch babies baked in a muffin tin. Even when they fizzle out, they’re still so cute and lovable.
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Tater tots are basically hash browns and are therefore a perfectly acceptable breakfast food.
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Classic Dutch baby pancake, easy enough for an unsupervised child to make.
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Ukrainian borscht with pancetta and juniper brings you to the rugged Slavic hinterlands.
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Homemade corned grass-fed beef rump roast Reuben - an experiment in brining that went south, then went north again.
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A deviled egg sandwich, inspired by a vintage Newberry's lunch counter menu (ca. 1938). [how to make]
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Vanilla-lavender lemon curd. Serve with biscuits, scones, or a spoon. **With Bittman-style recipe.**
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Kabocha no Fukumeni (Japanese simmered pumpkin). Fall is umami incarnate. With Bittman-style recipe.
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Tuna croquettes made from home-canned albacore.
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Miso-glazed pork chop with corn-maitake Calrosotto. You can make an "-otto" out of anything!
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Grilled sockeye salmon with creamy blue cheese grits and bacony beet greens.
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What happens when you tuck bratwurst, browned onions and potatoes into soft pretzel dough?
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Sesame-crusted albacore tuna loin with maitake mushrooms, asparagus, and cool soba noodles. So good with soba ale!
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In-N-Out's Animal Style at home, but upgrade the ingredients with grass-fed beef and grainy buns.
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Pulled pork tacos cobbled together from leftovers, and a conversation about Ruhlman's (in)famous IACP quote.
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Korean pickled things become the perfect relish; just add gochujang mayo and you have a K-pop Dog.
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Meltingly tender pot roast on a weeknight? Heck yeah! Pressure cooker for the win.
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An elegant take on Irish soda bread, borne of a pantry lacking raisins.
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Danish pancakes (ebelskivers) with blueberries and orange zest. St. Paddy's is but once a year, but breakfast is DAILY.
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Sopa del mezcolanza - "hodgepodge soup". It's like a minestrone, but with Spanish flavors.
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Feijoadas, the national dish of Brazil, is even more satisfying with homegrown Scarlet Runner beans
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Blood orange zest and thyme doll up a regular cornmeal dredge for fresh Idaho trout fillets.
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Moroccan chickpea-carrot stew with ginger, cumin and cardamom to warm your January weeknight.
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Lobster mushroom, sweet corn and watercress risotto: a perfect way to wind down summer.
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Who says a beautiful wedding cake has to cost hundreds of dollars? Here's what $25 and a sense of humor will get you.
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This little piggy did not go "wee wee wee" all the way home.
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Grilled eggplant panini with the season's first heirloom tomatoes, chevre and kalamata tapenade. Summer!
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A cold, wet May begs for tortellini-sausage soup with cannelini beans.
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Halibut with cherry tomato-curry cream - an updated version of the Indian classic Machhli Tamatar.
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Strawberry shortstack. Great way to use some of those strawberries you can't stop buying.
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This, my northern friends, is Frito pie.
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The other Holy Trinity: pancetta, peas and asparagus. With orechiette and lemon balm, a fast and delicious supper.
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A mushroom-cheddar patty melt - diner classics at home to prepare you for the road.
