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Extra Helping: Great Big Enchilada-ish Bake

Enchilada casserole

Cheese is basically the most expensive of the ingredients here, and even without especially savvy pre-ordering in bulk,  I am able to make this and a side vegetable for 140 people for under $200, which is not too shabby.

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Thai Peanut Burgers

These veggie burgers are an infusion of some of my favorite Thai flavors. The chickpea base is incredibly hearty, peanut butter and soy sauce add loads of flavor, and chili garlic sauce ties everything together with a little heat. Serve with peanut sauce and fresh carrots for extra sweetness and crunch. Reprinted from Minimalist Baker’s […]

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Thai Quinoa Meatballs

These meatballs are jam–packed with Thai-inspired flavors and come in a bite–size portion. Serve atop carrot noodles with peanut sauce for a hearty meal that’s bursting with flavor.

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Shrimp and Bacon on Buttermilk Corn Pancakes

Cornbread, corn muffins, corn pudding—if it’s corn-centric, I’m all in. That’s why I love to serve savory corn pancakes for supper. I like to think of a corn pancake as a raft, a vehicle for anything wonderful that comes to mind. My new favorite topping for these savory buttermilk corn pancakes is shrimp, diced tomatoes, […]

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Sexy Grilled Chimichurri Steak

Many Argentines and Brazilians know how to party, and when they do, out comes someone’s much-loved Chimichurri sauce. While we’ve had this alluring sauce for beef in many restaurants, most versions were just okay, not the real thing. Ah, but this one is fantastico! Sashay over to the grill and have at it.

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Crispy Tortilla, Lime, Garlic Soup

This soup is traditionally made with chicken stock, but here I used miso (fermented soybean paste) to give an intense flavor. Miso is like a vegetarian bouillon. Different types of miso range in strength and color Light ones are young and mild, while darker misos, which have been aged longer, are saltier, richer, and more […]

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