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Not too sweet or too vegetal, this is what a green smoothie should taste like.
Emma Laperruque
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From her new book, Go-To Dinners, this Thanksgiving-ready recipe only needs a few ingredients and can be made in advance.
Amiel Stanek
Parsnips get tossed with a chile honey butter for a spicy-sweet side dish
Rochelle Bilow
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Sweet as candy and versatile, parsnips are so much more than pale carrots. Here's how we cook 'em all fall and winter long.
Rochelle Bilow
Parsley and steak: A fantastic, if underrated, combination.
Rochelle Bilow
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Remember all those curly parsley garnishes on restaurant plates? Where did they go? Why is flat-leaf everywhere now? All your burning parsley questions, answered.
Michael Y. Park
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Fergus Henderson has been championing flat-leaf parsley's uncool sibling...
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Your oven is about to do a happy dance...if that were possible.
Sam Kim
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Root vegetables don't own the whole "oven-roasted" game. Next time you fire up the oven, toss one of these ingredients on the sheet pan, too.
Rochelle Bilow
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The hardened end of that parm wedge has a lot of umami left to give.
Li Goldstein
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Or fruit—it’s that flexible.
Olia Hercules
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We're just saying that sometimes a root-vegetable soup (like this one) puts meat stocks to shame
Bon Appétit
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Overwintered parsnips are left in the ground until spring. Here's how to buy, store, and cook with these sweet root vegetables.
Bon Appétit
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Consider accidentally blackened bottoms on your roasted vegetables a thing of the past.
Rick Martinez
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When a dinner of cheese and butter and noodles sounds a bit too indulgent, just add roasted veg. Boom.
Marian Bull
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If anything's better than butter, it's roasted bone marrow, a formerly forgotten dish that Fergus Henderson helped popularize on menus around the world...
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We're feelin' on you right now
Sam Dean
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Enough with the stuffy platters and “pass the potatoes” formality. Let’s eat this rosemary-garlic roast beef on buns and party!
Alex Beggs
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Chef Angie Rito shares her pro moves for chicken parm, from her favorite type of canned tomatoes to how she likes to season the breading for the chicken cutlets.
Sam Stone
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You don't need to eat roasted vegetables hot. Use them as a salad or dipping agent.
Alex Delany
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When roasted with thyme and umami-packed Parmesan, this veg will become your winter go-to
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