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IIQuinoa mukhwas balls
If you're looking for a little something to give your friends this holiday season or something to serve your guests after a festive meal, try these quinoa mukhwa balls. They're made with toasted quinoa, gulkand, and dates, and are super refreshing, slightly crunchy, and surprisingly addictive.
IIIHalloween potato chips (baked sweet potato and russet)
These Halloween Potato Chips are the spooky snack your fall spread has been waiting for. Russet and orange sweet potatoes are sliced thin, cut into festive Halloween shapes with cookie cutters, then baked until crisp and finished with a warm pumpkin spice and cinnamon sugar topping. They're a fun, crowd-pleasing treat to make with kids or bring to a Halloween party.

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Stew with minced meat and potatoes
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Chicken tzatziki bowl for your next meal prep
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Fruity apple and poppy seed quark dumplings with crispy buttered breadcrumbs
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Simply cozy: warm quark and semolina casserole with apple and pear for cool mornings
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Makes an impression: quick gnocchi stir-fry with zucchini, minced meat and white wine sauce
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What should I cook today? A four-course menu featuring apples, with the most delicious autumn dishes.
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Soft Pretzels (No Boil, No Lye)
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Tortellini, tagliatelle and Bolognese ragù, the traditional table of Emilia-Romagna
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Sesame and nigella seed crusted halloumi with roast tomatoes

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Smashed beetroot on garlic yogurt with chickpeas and pomegranate syrup

This creamy seafood rice is even better if you use those spices you have hidden at the back of the pantry.

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From basket to pan: Transform fresh forest fish into an exquisite pork with mushrooms
Did you bring home a basket full of fragrant mushrooms? Treat yourself to a perfect dinner: pork stew with mushrooms that will fill your house with its aroma. The succulent pieces in a delicate sauce pair wonderfully with rice or meatballs.
IIMandarin quark cream
IIIGin and tonic jam for a tipsy breakfast
Sometimes, the morning deserves a little something special. If you'd like to put aside the classic fruit spreads made from berries or stone fruits for a moment, this boozy creation will bring a breath of fresh air to your table. We've transformed one of the world's most famous long drinks into a spreadable delight: a gin and tonic jam.

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Sear the minced meat without moving it: the step that makes all the difference
Mustard-roasted beef
This mustard-roasted beef is a simple yet impressive centrepiece for a Sunday lunch, dinner party or special occasion. A tender beef roast is seared until golden, coated in a fragrant blend of crushed mustard seeds, thyme, salt and pepper, then slow-roasted until perfectly medium-rare. Serve it with your favourite roast sides for an effortless crowd-pleaser.
IINo butter, no oil: this fridge staple makes yogurt cake incredibly moist
Yogurt cake is a classic family favorite, the basis for countless delicious creations, and even a source of inspiration for some culinary vocations. Everyone has their own trick for enhancing this simple recipe. This time, we suggest omitting the usual fats and incorporating an ingredient that guarantees exceptional moistness.
IIIThe controversial salty ingredient that makes meatloaf taste even better
Stew is one of the most comforting dishes there is, but we've taken it to the next level by adding a crumble topping with thyme-infused cheddar scones and Marmite.

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Tataki-style tuna poke bowl with ginger soy butter recipe
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Hearty stuffed vegetables. The recipe is simple
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Several chefs agree on salting the water and finishing the pasta in the sauce.
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Where to store sweet potatoes for longer, away from the refrigerator
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Gnocchi with mushrooms, sage and browned butter
Gnocchi with mushrooms, sage, and browned butter is the perfect autumn dish: easy to prepare, yet exquisitely flavorful. The gnocchi are soft on the inside, golden brown on the outside, and coated in a nutty butter flavored with garlic and Parmesan cheese.
IITake this classic Southern dish to the next level with a touch of Italian inspiration.
When you think of Southern cuisine, barbecue chicken, jambalaya, gumbo, or collard greens probably come to mind. Many Southern dishes have their origins in the diverse cultures of the peoples who inhabited the early South. A classic Southern dish, grits shrimp, originated with the Gullah Geechee people, descendants of West Africans, who were enslaved along the Atlantic coast. Today's grits shrimp is a hearty and comforting dish, but it's also a great base for experimenting with fusion. Give it an Italian twist by changing a few key ingredients and substituting the grits with another corn-based dish: polenta, an Italian specialty.
IIITreviglio's Nosh becomes “Ribelle”: here, red wine also pairs with fish
Entering Nosh by Ribelle e Rascasse in Treviglio (Bergamo) means stepping into a project that is evolving without denying its roots. Behind it are Ruggero Del Zotti and Roberto Nisoli, a history built on wine, spirits, and hospitality that has been forged over years of running Ribelle e Rascasse, also in the town in the lower Bergamo province. Today, however, the focus has increasingly shifted tow
























