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Catherine Wolfe <[email protected]>
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Penne, gemelli, and rotini are good choices.

But these Rosemary Buttered Noodles are a quick and easy side for any
weeknight dinner.

It's a great way to start the day. It keeps in all the natural flavor
and moisture that lean cuts can't afford to lose. This grilled bread
salad will have you wishing it was summer year-round.

They'll melt quickly in the broth.

This crab rangoon is easy, it's quick, and it's perfect for a lunch with
some special friends.

Sauteeing spinach is a quick and tasty way to prepare this everyday
vegetable.

Roast the lamb over a weekend, then use the extra for these tostadas
during the week.

It's fast, showy, and easy to make at home, with or without the
flames.

And that tenderness doesn't come from fat.

Their huge, crunchy, streusel tops are beguiling.

What makes this tart special?

This makes it a "no-brainer" for stuffing with colorful vegetables.

This Indian-inspired dish may be just the ticket for livening up your
fish repertoire.

And that tenderness doesn't come from fat. Make the perfect mashers and
horseradish will bring on the heat.

Vegetables are wrapped in slices of flank steak that have been pounded
thin for quick broiling. Its herby-ness is good drizzled over bitter
greens, but perfect with seafood and fish. It's delicately seasoned with
mild aromatics. Early explorers introduced hogs to the Southern states
as they traveled northward from the West Indies. But its flaky, buttery
qualities are great in this strudel of scrambled eggs, ham, and hash
browns. Later, British colonists, who settled in Virginia, raised them
for profit in and around Smithfield.

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