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Fish Teriyaki with Sweet and Sour Cucumbers

This is a fairly classic take on teriyaki broiled or grilled slices of marinated meat or fish. The small amount of sugar in the soy-based sauce caramelizes in the heat, creating a deliciously sticky glaze.  

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Hot & Sour Carrots

The hot-and-sour sauce on these quick sautéed carrots is not for the timid palate. They have an abundance of bold, spicy flavor. Try them with steamed white fish and brown rice.

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Beef Braised Short Ribs

This short rib recipe uses low sodium beef broth to achieve its rich flavor.

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Broth Simmered Rice

Cooking rice in broth instead of water ensures fabulous flavor and delicious results.  Try it- we bet you'll never cook rice without broth again! 

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Cider-Vinegar-Pickled Beets

These simple beets are wonderful in salads or by themselves, as a healthy snack.

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Beet-and-Apple Salad

For his salad, George Mendes uses fresh horseradish and Gegenbauer cider vinegar, a rare Austrian import. This version calls for jarred horseradish and supermarket apple-cider vinegar.

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Miso Soup with Clams & Spinach

The round, rich taste (also known as umami) of miso soup perfectly complements plump, briny clams. For the base of the soup you can use just water and miso, which you can find at most supermarkets. But if you can find dashi granules, they’re worth adding for a more intense umami taste.

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Thai Green Curry Hot Wings

This Asian twist on a comfort classic will wow your taste buds.

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Eggplant Pomodoro Pasta

Diced eggplant turns tender and tasty sautéed with garlic and olive oil. Toss with fresh plum tomatoes, green olives and capers and you have a simple light sauce. We like it over angel hair pasta, but any type of pasta will work. Serve with freshly grated Parmesan cheese and a mixed green salad.

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Butternut-Squash-And-Sage Wontons

"Wonton wrappers are terrific for making ravioli when you don't have time to make homemade pasta," says Jill Donenfeld. The wontons here, filled with mashed butternut squash and roasted garlic, get nicely crispy when sautéed in a touch of oil, but they're also delicious simply steamed.

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Oven-Fried Fish & Chips

A grown up version of fish sticks will appeal to any kid. Fish and chips are traditionally sold wrapped in paper to soak up all the grease—not a good sign. To cut the calories in half and reduce the fat, we coat the delicate fish in a crispy cornflake crust and then bake it along with sliced potatoes. Serve with: Coleslaw and malt vinegar or lemon wedges.

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Cornmeal-Crusted Chicken Nuggets with Blackberry Mustard

Tossing chicken tenders with cornmeal gives these chicken nuggets great crunch without deep-frying. Blackberries (or raspberries, if you prefer) combined with whole-grain mustard make for a sweet-and-savory dipping sauce. Serve with: Steamed broccoli and carrots.

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Shoyu Ramen

After visiting New York City's top ramen spots (including Ippudo NY, Sapporo and Momofuku Noodle Bar ), Grace Parisi created her dream ramen with a pork-and-chicken-based broth that gets extra depth of flavor from kombu (seaweed) and shoyu (Japanese soy sauce).

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Burrata with Asparagus, Pine Nuts, and Golden Raisins

The distinctly Sicilian combination of pine nuts, raisins, and bread crumbs is quickly becoming a classic around the world, used in everything from light pastas with fried sardines and fennel to fillings for swordfish or beefsteak rolls. Here, these flavors are combined in a lovely, light presentation of asparagus and fresh Burrata cheese. Saffron, used judiciously, adds a lovely perfume and an elegant effect if the threads are left whole. A thin slice of prosciutto di Parma also would be a welcome addition to this dish, simply served alongside or draped over the top to hide the jewel of a salad hidden underneath.

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Mock Ceviche

Traditionally, ceviche is raw fish that's "cooked" by marinating it in acidic citrus juice. Here we quickly poach the tilapia then marinate it with fresh herbs, lime juice and crunchy vegetables for an easy dinner. Make it a meal: Serve with warm corn tortillas.

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Pork Medallions with Fig & Port Wine Sauce

This dish showcases how deliciously pork complements the sweet and tart tastes of fruit.

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Blueberry-Glazed Ribs

Blueberry glaze makes the edges on these ribs nice and sticky.

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Mexican Bison Stew

Mexican cooks are great at turning tough chunks of meat into delicious and tender stews. This one, which uses tougher cuts of bison, such as chuck or brisket, is flavored with chili powder, cumin and tequila. Serve with warm tortillas.

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Carrot Osso Buco

In Richard Blais's playful vegan take on osso buco (braised veal shanks), he braises very large pieces of carrots in red wine and mushroom broth until tender. Ground dried porcini mushrooms give the dish rich, meaty flavor.

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Chocolate Pretzel & Cherry Popcorn Balls

These popcorn balls are made with agave nectar and peanut butter and are spiked with chocolate-covered pretzels and dried cherries for a special treat. Try making them for your Halloween party this year.

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Lemon-Parm Popcorn

Perk up your popcorn with a bit of lemon pepper and Parmesan cheese.

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