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Ravioli, because it retains so much water, requires a thicker sauce than other pastas.
Photo courtesy America's Test Kitchen
Ravioli, because it retains so much water, requires a thicker sauce than other pastas.
Photo courtesy Cook's Country
There isn't too much prep work involved in this chuck roast recipe from Cook's Country, but be sure to give yourself plenty of time: it needs almost five hours in the oven.
Pasta is one of those foods that probably doesn't need a holiday. it's not as though any of us ever forget that it exists.
Bolthouse Farms is sponsoring a series of easy, delicious recipes by KCET Food's very own Katherine Spiers! Using the Bakersfield-based company's carrot juice, we've created a full-flavored vegetable soup.
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Pumpkins that are grown to be cooked and eaten differ greatly from those that are destined to become jack-o'-lanterns. Their flesh is moist, dense, and heavy.
Photo by Quentin Bacon
"In Israel the word shakshuka is synonymous with breakfast. It's best with a slice or two of challah bread to sop up the juices."
Photo by Quentin Bacon
"This is the recipe that has led the media to proclaim me the queen of New York falafel. I know this sounds arrogant, but I never much liked falafel until I opened my restaurant and developed this recipe."
"This is one of my signature dishes that I just can't let go of -- it's been with me from the time I created my first menu in New York. I serve it as an appetizer, but it's also a great snack with cold beer."
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Use really good cheese in this vegetarian soup for maximum flavor impact.
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