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Let’s talk about roasted citrus today. I’m guessing many of you have grilled lemons or even oranges, squeezing them over your favorite summer salads and dishes. Maybe less of you have tried roasting? Roasting citrus introduces similar caramelized notes, lots of toasty sweet and sour depth. You get the jammy sweetness of the citrus flesh, a hint of bitterness from the...


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When I’m baking pumpkin bread, this is my go-to recipe. It’s not the simplest, it’s not a “one bowl” recipe, and tbh it’s a bit extra on all fronts. But it’s really, really decadent and delicious. If you have


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I’m going to argue that broccoli cheddar soup is best made to order. While many soups and stews get more complex and enticing after a day or so in the refrigerator, I don’t find that to be true when it comes to soup of the broccoli variety. Am I alone here? The good news is this version couldn’t be simpler. It’s quick to make and perfect for those times when you need somethin...


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I love this soup and suspect you will too. Even better, you might already have all the ingredients in your kitchen. And if you don’t, I’ll suggest some easy substitutions down below. Peanut soup is the best kind of meal in a bowl, and the leftovers are even better than the original.

Peanut Soup: Inspiration

The foundation of this soup is similar to many West Afri...


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If you have a stovetop smoker, or a smoker donabe (ibushi gin), smoked labneh should be high on your list of things to make. Labneh is made simply by straining yogurt. The resulting consistency is rich, creamy and beautiful. Amazing on its own, you can also incorporate herbs,...


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