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Recipe by: daniel
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Asian-influenced preparation of adzuki beans and squash.
 
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The name says nothing about what this recipe is. It's not Canadian. It's not French. It's not surprising. It's epically Italian.
 
Recipe by: esperry32
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When you want a Chili that is full of heat and taste that will leave you with a sweat filled forehead and a red face, but leave you craving for more, this is what you'll want to go for.
 
Recipe by: Mustardseed
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This hearty bean and beef stew is from the archives of the Irving Independent School Distrist, Irving, Texas.
 
Recipe by: Filipino_Chaz
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A tangy and sweet chicken recipe that livens up the taste buds and brings smiles to people's faces.
 
Recipe by: Eric
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Cornbread acts as the dough in this delicious barbecue-flavored pizza rendition.
 
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These hearty, spicy sandwiches are perfect for a meal on the go or a snack for the game.
 
Recipe by: dalecooks
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This is a basic fun pasta dish and can be made with many variations. It has vibrant flavors and can be thrown together in a couple minutes. I make this for my family and it is always a hit.
 
Recipe by: Hushai
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This chicken mince sauce recipe was created for Macquarie Chapel in Eastwood, Sydney which serves free meals to the homeless and hard up. Breathe in the aroma while it's cooking to remind yourself that you're alive and ok! Serve over pasta or rice.
 
Recipe by: mstm200
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Chili, cheese, onion, corn chips, and tamales, with South-of-the-border spices, served bubbling hot.
 
Recipe by: Jamie
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I get my crab meat from the seafood guy in my local fish restaurant. I have learned what days they get shipments of frozen crab meat, and since I am such a loyal customer, I buy an unopened block of crab leg meat (about 5 pounds). Whenever I want crab, I get out my pick and break off a chunk - then keep the rest in my freezer.
 
Recipe by: Richard
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My mother-in-law (rest her soul) made this creamy vegetarian potato chowder. This recipe is adapted from hers and is great for when things are moving or you are on the go! Good old comfort food.
 
Recipe by: HUNGRYJOHN
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My late mother-in-law left a wonderful collection of recipes that she kept in a loose-leaf notebook, some clipped and pasted, some written in by hand. This one quickly became one of our favorites. It's quick, easy and delicious.
 
Recipe by: RedneckDude
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This is an Easter dinner for us men... Ya can hunt, skin, gut, soak & prepare the rabbit yourself, or go to a butcher or enthic grocery store and get one ready to cook. No gamey taste.
 
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A little messy, but a quick and tasty meal for two. Don't be thrown off by all the ingredients, this isn't too hard.
 
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Great tasting pinto beans make this taco one of my absolute favorites.
 
Recipe by: Make it good
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A very good base sauce to work from or as a stand-alone dish. Serve over farfalle pasta with Parmesan cheese to garnish.
 
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This Thai-style chicken curry is super easy to make, and tastes just like the curries you order at Thai restaurants. You can adjust the heat by adding more or less chili paste. You can also substitute shrimp, pork, beef or tofu for the chicken. I serve with Jasmine rice. The Thai ingredients can be found on the ethnic aisle at the grocery store.
 
Recipe by: EGRIVNER
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It's OK to have Alfredo sauce every once and a while. Right? Well if you still do not believe me, try this lighter version with ham I created. It's delicious and easy.
 
Recipe by: Jason
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All parents and/or cooks cooking for a family of fussy kids, stop right here. This recipe is sure to please your children, without making the adults feel like they have just taken a trip to tastebud tragedy. Gourmet this stovetop casserole is not, but who needs gourmet?
 
 
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