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Recent Reviews

Fagioli alla Toscana reviewed by Mary O

First I must confess my mistakes. I used Great Northern beans and soaked overnight. OK so far but I used my pressure cooker and followed Lorna Sass' instruction to cook for 8 minutes but 7 would have been better. The beans were slightly mushy. I removed...
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Grilled Marinated Chicken Breast with Yogurt and Asian Spices reviewed by aj12754

I would describe the seasoning here as more Indian (in a slightly spicy without a lot of heat way) than Asian. The marinade is a snap and the sauce (tomatoes, red onion, garlic, cucumber, and spices plus a half cup of the marinade) is quick and full...
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Grilled Swordfish with Tomato & Roasted Pepper Compote reviewed by aj12754

Unless you are a real connoisseur of swordfish, I'd say the compote (tomatoes, roasted peppers, sauteed leeks and zucchini, golden raisins plumped in white wine, toasted pine nuts, garlic, balsamic vinegar, EVOO, and basil, S&P) is the show here....
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Shrimp with "Gazpacho" Sauce reviewed by aj12754

This was a pleasant change of pace with very nice summery flavors. The gazpacho sauce is simple and can be done ahead. It is strained after cooking (which I did) but it would be fine I think to just leave it a bit chunky after the blending stage. I...
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