Hoppin’ John is a traditional southern dish eaten for good luck in the new year. Serve with a generous side of braised greens, such as collards or kale. If you’re…
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Serve these luscious sprouts as a side to your favorite dishes or eat them as a snack all on their own. Miso and rice wine vinegar bring a touch of…
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Serve these spicy, saucy chicken thighs with a side of brown rice or quinoa on a bed of tender, young greens. If you like a milder dish, start with half…
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Dip your toes into the water of traditional Indian cuisine with this easy dhal. Serve hot over brown rice or quinoa, or serve with whole-grain naan.
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…easy, and the low-calorie but flavorful cucumber and avocado topping plays up the health benefits of the fish. The wasabi, soy, sesame, nori, and rice wine give this salsa its…
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…Dijon Wine Steak Kebabs with Mushroom Wild Rice The earthy flavors of this marinade are perfect with tender mushrooms and nutty wild rice. If you can’t find wild rice, brown…
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…skillet version!) will stay essentially the same if you switch the white rice for brown. If that’s too radical for your family, do half white rice and half brown (sometimes…
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…try it. Your tastebuds will thank you. If you want to swap in brown or wild rice, you’ll want parboil the rice before adding it to the mix. One Guiding…
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