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Plum, Rum and Almond Upside Down Cake

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SPRING ISRAELI COUSCOUS SALAD
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Looking for a tasty, make-ahead dish? Try this Israeli couscous salad packed with snap peas, herbs, and nuts, perfect for a light lunch or outdoor gathering.
ORZO SALAD WITH LEMON, ASPARAGUS AND CRUNCHY BREADCRUMBS
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Elevate your salad game with my version of Ali Slagle's quick, wholesome orzo salad, blending bright lemon, roasted veggies, and crunchy homemade breadcrumbs.
SAUTéED BABY ARTICHOKES WITH PARMESAN
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Baby artichokes are quick to sautee and oh so delicious. The trick is to aggressively trim away all the hard leaves and marinade them in a bit of lemon and olive oil before cooking..
ROASTED CAULIFLOWER AND BLACK RICE SALAD
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An easy, healthy and delicious warm salad made with healthy black rice and cauliflower. Make a vegan version by skipping the feta cheese. 
QUINOA PILAF WITH ASPARAGUS, ALMONDS AND LEMON
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Asparagus, lemons, almonds and a kick of cayenne and cumin, make this quinoa pilaf a flavorful and healthy alternative to rice.
SWEET POTATO HUMMUS WITH CARAMELIZED SHALLOTS
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This umami-rich sweet potato humus is the very definition of comfort food. The good news is it is very healthy as well as delicious.
MELTED SWEET POTATOES WITH CINNAMON AND LEMON
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These caramelized-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside sweet potato disks may be the perfect way to prepare this delicious and healthy vegetable. A combination of roasting and braising is used to create the heavenly texture and flavor in these naturally sweet root vegetables.
MELTED POTATOES
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This easy technique for cooking melted potatoes yields crispy edged, thick slices of potatoes with creamy soft centers. It is all done in one pan with about 10 minutes of active time. There's a good chance you may never make potatoes any other way again.
FENNEL RISOTTO WITH MUSHROOM TOPPING
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This delicious and creamy risotto pairs very well with Roast Chicken with Pixies and Ouzo. The combination make for a great entertaining meal. Checkout the recipe headnotes to see how leftover risotto can be used to a create a couple different delicious meals.
WHOLE ROASTED CAULIFLOWER TWO WAYS
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Whole roasted cauliflower is dramatic and delicious. This recipe incorporates a secret technique that keeps the outside from burning. I also offer two ways to slow cook the cauliflower -- oven roasting and sous vide. You decide which you like best!
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