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Fruit & Nut Recipes

Nobody Likes Prunes
Which Is Not Really True
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Edward Behr
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Chestnut Ragoût with Bacon and Porcini
It's (Still) the Season
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Edward Behr
Braised Red Cabbage with Apples and Chestnuts
Sweet, Tart, and Bright
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Edward Behr
4
Pears Poached in White Wine
A Fall and Winter Classic
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Edward Behr
6
Rhubarb as a Spring Drink?
The Raw and the Cooked
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Edward Behr
5
Blood Orange Ice
It’s still citrus season, and today I made a blood orange ice.
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Edward Behr
Beet, Fennel, Clementine, and Rocket Salad
Not Our Usual Mix of Flavors
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Edward Behr
’O Siccjhe ra Munnezza (the “Garbage Pail” Pasta Sauce)
By Carla Capalbo
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The Art of Eating
Well-Baked Pineapple
The pineapple is very good after 2 hours of baking, but 3 hours is transforming.
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Edward Behr
Brussel Sprouts with Chestnuts
“For aggressiveness and determined lack of subtlety, sprouts have no peer,” Richard Olney wrote; he advocated “shock treatment” with “bacon, anchovy…
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Edward Behr
Lettuce Salad with Roquefort and Walnuts
When I serve a lettuce salad, I almost always put it after the main course, if only because my parents did, and that spot makes particular sense for…
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Edward Behr
Cranberry Sauce
The native North American cranberry, Vaccinium macrocarpon, lives in bogs and is commonly grown in artificial ones, although water isn’t required.
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Edward Behr
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