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Tomato schiacciata, the easy recipe for those who have never made pizza
Italia

Tomato schiacciata, the easy recipe for those who have never made pizza

The thin, quick and non-fermented version of Italian focaccia, with fresh tomato and a beer-infused dough that makes it even crispier.

16h ago
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No butter, no cream: cheese on toast is much better if you add a common ingredient before melting it

United States · 17h ago
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The best octopus recipes to try before the winter cold arrives

Italy · 17h ago
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The chefs are categorical: “For a successful vinaigrette, always add the olive oil at this point” and no other.

United States · 17h ago
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Moist apple and almond cake with a whipped cream topping

The name of this pastry immediately evokes images of autumnal forests and busy little tree dwellers. The exact origin of the name "squirrel cake" is difficult to pinpoint today. It likely stems from the generous filling of crunchy almonds and fresh apples. These very ingredients make the pastry wonderfully moist and provide a delightful texture.

The Kitchen · United States
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Sweet and savory pan sandwich with Camembert and strawberries

Some dishes have the potential to transform an ordinary breakfast into something truly unique. This pan-fried sandwich with Camembert and strawberries is one such dish, guaranteed to put a big smile on your face first thing in the morning and carry you through the day with deliciousness. Exciting textures and unusual flavors combine to create a truly comforting meal.

The Kitchen · United States
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Recreate the Bake Off mystery box challenge with this three-tiered lemon cake

What sets this recipe apart from a basic lemon sponge cake is its balance of textures and flavors. A light and airy sponge is complemented by a smooth, velvety cream filling, which contrasts beautifully with the tangy lemon flavor. The glaze, made with freshly squeezed lemon juice and sugar, soaks into the cake, ensuring that every slice has an intense citrus flavor, further enhanced by generous layers of whipped cream and lemon curd.

The Kitchen · International
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Receta de Nuriye: Şır Börek (Çibörek)

Şır börek (or çibörek) is a type of raw pastry made by placing a minced meat filling inside a thinly rolled-out dough, sealing it, and frying it in oil. Associated with Crimean Tatar cuisine, the filling is placed raw in the dough and cooks during frying. In Turkey, it is quite popular in Eskişehir. While çibörek recipes are generally made without yeast, this recipe uses leavened dough.

The Kitchen · United States
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Very good tofu wok

Crispy fried tofu, crunchy vegetables and a rich, spicy garlic chili sauce make an irresistible combination.

The Kitchen · Finland
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Vegetable soup becomes Irish soup with just one more ingredient

The arrival of autumn heralds soup season, and there are plenty of recipes to warm you up and savor with every sip. But if you're looking for a simple way to elevate your favorite vegetable soup, give it a creamy Irish twist. Just two to four tablespoons of your favorite Irish butter are all you need to sauté the vegetables for an even more delicious dish.

The Kitchen · United States
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Banana tahini chia pudding with peanut butter chocolate sauce

Basic chia puddings have nothing on the complex balance of bitter and sweet in this nutty recipe from the Smorgasbowl cookbook. Make the night before, and wake up to this nourishing, satiating breakfast that’s ready to enjoy straight from the refrigerator.

The Kitchen · United States
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Introducing "wagon stew": the hearty comfort food cowboys devoured on the trail

Come on, folks! Wagon stew was a warming, comforting meal that cowboys often enjoyed at the end of the day after herding cattle on the old frontier. A hearty mix of beef, vegetables, and potatoes, it was the perfect way to replenish energy after a long day of hard work in the open air. On long cattle drives, cowboys generally ate whatever they could carry during the day, like jerky, a classic roadside snack. For meals, the group would gather around a wagon, essentially a mobile kitchen ("chuck" was slang for food).

The Kitchen · World
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Crispy marble waffles with cocoa and hazelnuts

Waffles are a top choice for many when it comes to uncomplicated baked goods. Whether for a leisurely weekend breakfast or an afternoon coffee, freshly baked waffles are always a good idea. Two-tone marble waffles offer a particularly delightful alternative to classic white batter.

The Kitchen · United States
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Fluffy vanilla yogurt waffles for the perfect breakfast

Is there any occasion that doesn't call for freshly baked waffles? Hardly. Whether as a sweet treat on Sunday morning, a cozy accompaniment to afternoon coffee, or even a savory dinner in a modified form, waffles are always a good idea. No wonder: the batter is quick to mix, and the result fills the kitchen with an irresistible aroma. Our vanilla yogurt waffles are no exception.

The Kitchen · United States
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Penne with sausage and stracchino cheese, ready in 10 minutes: the dinner-saving recipe that everyone will love

Penne with sausage and stracchino cheese is the perfect solution for those who want to bring a rich and delicious dish to the table with minimal effort. This recipe plays on the contrast between the bold saltiness of the browned sausage and the melting sweetness of the stracchino cheese, which together create an irresistible cream without the need for cream.

The Kitchen · Italia
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Mixing fresh rosemary and coarse salt: what is the purpose of this ingredient in your dishes?

Did you have leftover fresh rosemary and coarse salt? By combining these two ingredients, you can create true culinary wonders. Let us explain why.

The Kitchen · United States
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