ARTICLES For Gluten-free
THE BEST BLUE CHEESE DRESSING

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An addictively delicious blue cheese dressing that is wonderful for salads, crudites, roasted vegetables, pizza or with hot wings and celery.
CAESAR DRESSING

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This is the last Caesar dressing recipe you will ever need. It is umami rich and delicious. Makes enough for multiple salads. Also delicious drizzled on roasted vegetables or avocado toast.
MISO SALAD DRESSING

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Miso salad dressing is an umami-rich and delicious dressing to use on salads or drizzle on roasted vegetables. This recipe makes enough for multiple salads and will save in the fridge for a week or more.
CHILLED CORN & BUTTERMILK SOUP

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A quick and easy chilled soup that is perfect for warm days when it is too hot to cook and you need something light and refreshing.
CHILLED BEET & BUTTERMILK SOUP

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This gorgeously colored chilled beet and buttermilk soup is refreshing, quick and easy to prepare and makes for a dramatic presentation, especially when you garnish with an edible flower.
PONZU DIPPING SAUCE WITH SCALLIONS

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This ponzu dipping sauce is a mixture of soy sauce, citrus and rice vinegar and is used on raw oysters, sashimi and potstickers.
HOMEMADE COCKTAIL SAUCE

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Quick and easy to prepare, this homemade cocktail sauce is the classic accompaniment to chilled cooked shrimp, crab legs and raw oysters.
FROZEN MIGNONETTE SAUCE WITH CUCUMBER

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Add some wow-factor to your next raw oyster party with this easy-to-make, frozen mignonette sauce with cucumbers.
PROSCIUTTO AND BLUE CHEESE WRAPPED ROASTED PEARS

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These prosciutto & blue cheese-wrapped roasted pears are like your favorite cheese platter, only warm.
FRANKS’ AMAZING PRUNES AND MASCARPONE DESSERT

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Frank's prunes and mascarpone is an enormous sleeper when it comes to desserts. Cast aside your preconceptions about prunes and give this sublime and incredibly easy dessert a try. Thank you to the two Brooklyn chefs named Frankie for creating this dish, serving it at their restaurants and sharing the recipe.