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Sink your teeth into these delectable dishes inspired by local offerings and culinary traditions from around the world.

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This might seem like a cheat's clam chowder recipe, but to make the chowder creamier (while using less cream), crushed saltine crackers and mashed potatoes do the trick.
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When it comes to pork belly, nothing is better than the crackle of perfectly crisp skin.
Appetizer at Badmaash
This pumpkin dish is the chef's family recipe going back five generations.
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What's the difference between a ho-hum chicken dinner and a when-can-we-make-this-again recipe? Crispy skin.
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In this recipe, carrots, parsnips, and turnips and caramelized and then de-glazed with a hard apple cider.
Artisan House
This year's savory trend is made to look like a recent dessert trend.
Hot Buttered Rum Raisin Rolls | Photo by Maria Zizka
When cooking with raisins, it's always best to first soak them in hot liquid. You could use water, apple cider vinegar, port, brandy, or, as in the following recipe, rum.
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America's Test Kitchen did some important research and found that "flavor from the bone can migrate into the meat."
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Here's something to help ease you back into school or work after summer vacation: a comforting, cheesy pasta bake.
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This is a clean, refreshing cocktail that will still pack a punch.
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