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This versatile dressing is great over salad, but also try it on raw veggies, cooked vegetables such as sweet potatoes or stir frys, drizzled over grains, or use it as a seafood marinade.

Use these tasty roasted apples as a garnish for squash soups, pair them with roast pork or toss them into green salads or slaw. They're also pretty darn delicious all on their own—but especially so when topped with cinnamon and fresh cream.

Tony Boloney’s in Atlantic City gets its name in the press and all over social media on a regular basis thanks to owner Michael Hauke’s use of unorthodox ingredients on

This is a fast blender-friendly version of rouille, a garlicky, peppery sauce thickened with bread. It's often used to season fish soups and bouillabaisse, and the rest is served at the table.

This salsa is one of the easiest sauces to make at home. Ideally, the chunky sauce starts with ripe, fresh tomatoes, but it's okay to use canned. Olives and briny capers, peppered throughout the sauce, confirm the Spanish influence on Mexico's food.

Lewiston’s Taco Bell has been temporarily closed for a renovation.

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If some retro prankster had asked me a week ago, “Is your refrigerator running?” my reply would have been, “It’s complicated.” (Actually, I would have reported the scamp to the authorities. In these enlightened times, “Is your refrigerator running?” obviously dredges up traumatic memories of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. Or something. When you factor in all the Name-Brand-Products-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named that have systemically occupied shelf space in such ki...

A great classic Caesar dressing gets its oomph from anchovies and garlic with tangy notes from Dijon mustard and lemon. Feel free to adjust any of these amounts according to your own personal preference.