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Asian-Spiced Chicken & Vegetable Soup

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I've partnered with Aneto, my favorite broth manufacturer, to bring you this post. I don't think I could live without soup.  There are just those days when what I crave most is a bowl of hot soup, whether it's the thick creamy kind or the rich brothy variety.  The other … Continue reading →

Slow Cooker Creamy Tortellini Soup

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This wonderfully creamy and flavor-packed tortellini soup is super easy to make and is sure to become a family favorite! It's been a crazy week and I'm ready for the weekend, how about you?  I've been nursing a case of strep throat with accompanying fever while still … Continue reading →

Cast Iron Skillet Mexican-Style Deep Dish Pizza

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Thank you to Lindsay® for sponsoring this post! Have you ever tried making pizza in a cast iron skillet?  If not, you're in for a real treat.  The crust on this pizza is simply awesome.  You're also in for a real flavor explosion with this Mexican-inspired deep dish … Continue reading →

Slow Cooker Chinese Fried Rice

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Chinese fried rice has always been a favorite of mine, but it's a long process to get it right, to make it the way it's served in restaurants.  And during the week I like to keep meals as quick and simple as possible.  You too? And so I figured, why not?  Practically … Continue reading →

Hungarian Meatballs

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I've partnered with Veal Made Easy to bring you this recipe.   Friends, you simply have to make these meatballs!  Your taste buds will thank you over and over again.  They may not state it verbally, but trust me, they'll say it in a way that you'll … Continue reading →

Grilled Sweet & Sour Meatball Kabobs

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This post is in partnership with Veal Made Easy. I love food.  All kinds of food.  From north, south, east and west, exploring flavors from near and far is my passion. And I'm always looking for ways to incorporate more healthy vegetables in a way that makes them … Continue reading →

Burmese Yellow Split Pea Fritters (Baya Kyaw)

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If yellow split peas aren't something you use very often, get ready for a fabulous way to put them to use! Crispy, spicy and flavorful, these Burmese yellow split pea fritters can be served as appetizers or the main course with your favorite dipping sauce.  They can also … Continue reading →

Ultimate Ropa Vieja (National Dish of Cuba)

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Thank you to Lindsay for sponsoring this post. This "ultimate" version of Cuba's most famous dish is positively PACKED with flavor!!  Make a double batch while you're at it and you'll be glad you have the leftovers! Shredded beef and vegetables that resemble a heap … Continue reading →

Sicilian-style Grilled Tuna Steaks

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A special thank you to Lindsay for sponsoring this post and to our readers for supporting the brands that help make The Daring Gourmet possible!  From my early childhood trips to Italy's beaches to my farewell trip to Tuscany as an adult before leaving Europe for the … Continue reading →

Ultimate Skillet Corn Pudding

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Who doesn't enjoy a good corn pudding?  As American as apple pie, corn pudding goes back many generations as classic down home comfort food. I'm a little picky when it comes to corn pudding, especially where texture is concerned.  A good corn pudding needs to be moist but … Continue reading →

Roasted Sweet Potato Fettuccine Alfredo

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Even though the holidays are long over, our consumption of sweet potatoes doesn't have to be - nor should it be! Find out more about the U.S.history of sweet potato consumption and why you should be eating them throughout the year in my post on Curried Sweet Potato Soup … Continue reading →

BEST Harira (Moroccan Chickpea & Lentil Soup)

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Thank you to Lindsay for sponsoring this post! Once upon a time I had plans to publish my versions of the national dishes of the countries around the world.  Not all 196 countries (yikes!) but many of them.  My favorites.  I have a few on my blog already but needless to … Continue reading →

Valencian Paella (Paella Valenciana)

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Thank you to Culinary Collective for sponsoring this post! It's no wonder paella is the national dish of Spain because this delicious and drop-dead gorgeous dish is simply phenomenal!  Valencian paella is a one-pot rice dish that's easy to make and perfect for casual … Continue reading →

French Lentil Soup

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Soups like this one are very nostalgic to me.  One bite with its familiar and comforting flavors transports me back to Europe.  I'm biased but I stand by the conviction that some of the best soups and stews come from Germany and France.  And not surprisingly many of their … Continue reading →

Greek Meatballs

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Thank you to Lindsay for sponsoring this post! Our family loves meatballs.  And really, who doesn't?  For many of us they're linked to childhood memories of comfort food around the family dinner table or a favorite Italian restaurant.  My mom made the best Swedish … Continue reading →

BEST General Tso’s Chicken

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General Tso's Chicken has been one of America's most popular Chinese takeout dishes for decades. And while the citizens of China are familiar with General Tso - a statesman in the Qing Dynasty - they've never heard of his chicken.  That's because General Tso's Chicken is … Continue reading →

French Beef Stew with Old-fashioned Vegetables

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The French really know how to make great stews.  Here is one of them and it uses a method similar to that of German Sauerbraten and corned beef to achieve both an exquisitely tangy flavor and a lusciously tender beef. Many of you have already been introduced to my French … Continue reading →

Spicy Chipotle Chili with Hominy

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Chili makes for some of the best comfort food, don't you think?  That rich velvety red sauce laden with beef and beans and a multitude of spices including a bucket of chili powder, then topped with shredded cheese, sour cream, cilantro, avocado, and anything else your hungry … Continue reading →

Pumpkin Sausage Gravy and Biscuits

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How did you guess I like sausage gravy and biscuits?  Oh, because this is the third version I published??  Well, you're right!  It's just really terrific comfort food, do you agree?  I first shared my classic Southern-style Sausage Gravy and Biscuits and that was followed by … Continue reading →

Chicken Barley Soup

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The weather here is crazy today!  A total downpour of rain, gusts of wind, and waves crashing up on the shore.  This soup is exactly what this kind of weather calls for. Soups are one of the reasons I find myself looking forward to weather like this because it means … Continue reading →

Pumpkin Mac and Cheese

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Few things say "comfort" like a plate piled high with macaroni and cheese.  And I don't mean the boxed kind.  I mean plump noodles drenched in a rich and creamy homemade cheese sauce.  That's the kind! Well, 'tis the season to be pumpkin and so I've conjured up a truly … Continue reading →

Salmon Risotto with Preserved Lemon

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This dish is perfect for a family meal, a couple's night at home, or a dinner party. Risotto uses a special rice, most commonly arborio, and it cooks up into a deliciously creamy texture with the the perfect touch of chewiness. Risotto has a bit of an upscale image … Continue reading →

Curried Pumpkin & Coconut Meatballs

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Here is a fun medley of flavors:  Beef, pumpkin, curry, raisins, mango chutney and coconut.  Formed into meatballs, fried and simmered in a luscious and creamy sauce, this dish is sure to satisfy your tummy and soul! Halloween is coming up in just a few days and our … Continue reading →

Andouille Sausage & Greens with Cheese Grits

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Of Native American origin, grits are a staple food of the American South.  In fact, three-quarters of grits sold in the U.S. are bought in the South.  And the Southerners are downright proud of their grits, so much so that several Southern states have passed bills elevating … Continue reading →

Pressure Canner Chili Con Carne

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I've been canning for several years, but only using the water-bath method.  So that means I've mostly been making jams, relishes, chutneys, pickles, salsas and other high-acidic foods that are safe for water-bath canning.  For most other things you have to have a pressure … Continue reading →

Chicken Xacuti

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The origin of this wonderful dish is Goa.  Goa is located in the western region of India and though it is India's smallest state, it's also one of its richest.  Rich not only in terms of economic wealth, but rich in its tropical biodiversity.  In fact, it's classified as one … Continue reading →

Chinese Chicken Fried Quinoa

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I love cooking with a variety of grains and quinoa is one that I particularly enjoy experimenting with.  Not because it's my favorite tasting grain, but because it's the healthiest grain on the planet, the only grain that is a complete protein.  I like to use quinoa in … Continue reading →

10-Minute Margherita Flatbread Pizzas

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Thank you to La Brea Bakery for sponsoring this post! Pizza is pure bliss, don't you think?  There's just something about that crispy-chewy bread crust topped with sauce, oozing cheese and any variety of toppings that speaks universal comfort. I enjoy all kinds of … Continue reading →

Asian-style Grilled Fish Tacos

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Thank you to NAKANO for sponsoring this post! Our Summer here has been a hot one!  It's been a record low for rain with a grueling consistent 85-95 degree weather (for us Washingtonians that's grueling).  But it sure has done absolute wonders for our garden! In … Continue reading →

French Connection Sandwich (Two Ways)

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Partnering with Castello for a Summer of Blue Cheese has a way of reconnecting me to my original home of Europe.  Every time I sample some European cheese my mind is taken back to the lands and regions I spent my childhood through young … Continue reading →

Italian Zucchini Fritters

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This is just one of several ways I've been trying to use up our plentiful harvest of zucchini.  And by plentiful I mean the first crop was 20 pounds!! Second crop was 14 pounds and I haven't even picked the third round yet! We had a little extra room left in our garden … Continue reading →

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