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Texas Rib-Eye Asado

A Southwest staple, this delicious steak recipe is the perfect dinner.

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Craig Claiborne’s Hushpuppies

Anne Byrne shares an iconic favorite hushpuppies recipe from New York Times editor, Craig Claiborne in her latest cookbook.

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Quick Pickled Green Tomatoes

Kelsey Barnard Clark, in her latest cookbook, shares her go-to way for preserving summer's bounty with these quick pickled green tomatoes.

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Coconut Crusted Shrimp

Originating from tropical regions, coconut crusted shrimp marries the rich flavors of the ocean with the sweet allure of coconut.

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Pig Ear Sandwiches

The pig ears are made in a pressure cooker, and the bright red sausage, comes from the Mississippi producer Red Rose.

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Louisiana Crawfish Roll

The New England lobster roll has earned its place in the global canon of seafood sandwiches, this Louisiana crawfish roll offers a new take.

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Roasted Fingerling Potatoes with Horseradish Vinaigrette

Chef Joe Cash of Scoundrel shares this savory recipe for roasted fingerling potatoes with a horseradish vinaigrette and fresh dill.

Favourite Grilled Dry Aged Porterhouse w/ Bearnaise
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Grilled Dry Aged Porterhouse with Bearnaise

Chef Joe Cash of Scoundrel share's this sumptuous recipe for a grilled dry aged porterhouse steak with bearnaise sauce.

Favourite pani puri from Mister Mao
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Mister Mao’s Pani Puri

Sophina Uong shares her take on pani puri from her restaurant Mister Mao in New Orleans, hers incorporates fire water and strawberries.

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Kelaguen Uhang (Citrus-Marinated Shrimp with Coconut)

From the island of Guam, Diaz writes: Kelaguen is as much a technique as it is a dish. It combines proteins—particularly seafood and beef, but also venison and chicken—with lime, onions, and chiles. As a process, to kelaguen is to lightly pickle proteins in a spicy, citrusy [...]