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Magnificent Canadian Style French Onion Soup
by Renee Boakes

Magnificent Canadian Style French Onion Soup

In the early eighties I lived in Windsor Canada. I remember...more

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Seasonal Spring Vegetable Medley
by Donna Benjamin

I am the luckiest vegan on the planet. I get to delight in the most creative and delicious organic, plant-based cuisine...more

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PANEER BHURJI
by Sonia GurpritSingh

INGREDIENTS
PANEER:-250grams
Onions:-3 medium sized
Tomatoes:-300grams
Oil:-3 table spoons
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Back Ribs
by Nathan Rio

This is my mouth watering pork baby back ribs..It's was cooked thru my grill with cover for 4 hours using indirect fire...more

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Slow-Roasted Pig Over Fire
by Evette Rios, Rachael Ray Buddy

Even though I am not really a big meat eater, my favorite food memory is my family’s Fourth of July barbecues. We would get a whole pig and slow-roast it over a fire pit. We would each take turns spinning it, since it took literally all day to cook. It was always worth the wait.

Bavarian Cream Crumb Cake
by Heather Bertinetti, Rachael Ray Buddy

When I was 11, I had this amazing crumb cake with Bavarian cream on top from a local bakery. I just had to recreate it—and after four tries I finally got it. The experience sparked my interest in becoming a pastry chef.

$20 Lunch Friday Specials
by Joe Campanale, Rachael Ray Buddy

When I went to school at N.Y.U., my mom would come in from Queens every Friday and we would have lunch together. I would always try to find great restaurants that did some sort of $20 lunch special, and we would explore the city through food. There were so many wonderful places and great memories.

Searing Wasabi Sushi
by Louisa Shafia, Rachael Ray Buddy

The first time I tasted sushi, it was magical. I had never eaten something so delicate, as each bite had to be prepared and seasoned. The searing wasabi gave me a brisk pain that led to pleasure, and I wanted to experience it over and over again.

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Know Your Knives: Josh Ozersky’s Comprehensive Guide

I have a lot of knives. You probably do too. I really don’t know what to do with them all. There’s a Chinese cleaver, aï؟½