Martha's recipe was inspired by a potato puree from the restaurant Eleven Madison Park.
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A simple balsamic-glaze turns semisweet cipollini onions into a sophisticated side dish. Also Try:Potato-Wrapped Halibut, Sauteed Spinach
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Serve this delicious stuffing to complement our Roasted Dry-Brined Turkey.
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Rather than serving expected mashed potatoes, use nutritious rutabagas, mashing them with buttermilk and seasoning them with a dash of nutmeg.
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Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Drying the bread cubes and cooking the vegetables a day in advance helps this stuffing come together quickly on Thanksgiving Day. This stuffing was created to accompany Herb-Rubbed Turkey.
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To stuff your turkey, you'll need 4 cups unbaked stuffing for a 12-pound bird. Stuff it right before roasting and bake remaining stuffing in a 2-quart baking dish.
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This recipe for roasted beets and potatoes is courtesy of chef Jamie Oliver, and can be found in his book, "Cook with Jamie."
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Of course, fresh corn is best, but frozen will do.
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Boiled asparagus is a simple, delicious side dish that goes with just about any main, especially during the spring. Try it with your favorite steak or chicken recipe.
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These crispy squares can also be lightly fried for a delicious appetizer or side dish.
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Crackers were ever-present in Colonial kitchens and were often used in savory dishes like this herbed stuffing.
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Firm pears such as Bosc or Anjou stand up well to baking and make a delicious foil for Italian sausage in this sweet-and-savory stuffing.
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One of Martha's favorite designers, Ralph Rucci, shares his favorite recipe for parmesan cheese souffle.
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Author: Martha Stewart
Make this stuffing for our Roast Turkey with Rosemary and Lemon. Pan-fry leftover stuffing and serve with eggs for a post-holiday brunch.
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Tangy orange-butter sauce gives Brussels sprouts a wake-up call in this recipe from "Fast, Fresh & Green," by Susie Middleton.Also try:Vanilla and Cardamom-Glazed Acorn Squash Rings, Roasted Turnips and...
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This chutney recipe is courtesy of "Everyday Food" host Sarah Carey and is used to make her Broiled Chicken with Onion and Golden Raisin Chutney.
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Cooking collard greens in a smoky pork broth adds richness and depth. This recipe, a favorite of Alice Waters, comes from Atlanta chef Scott Peacock.
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You can often use herbs as one would salad greens: whole leaves tossed together with traditional salad ingredients. Here, the classic pairing of peas and mint gets reinterpreted by leaving the mint leaves...
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These potatoes taste just like French fries -- but they're not deep-fried.This recipe is one of our Better Basics: 10 New Takes on Family Favorites, see the others.
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Cornbread, toasted pecans, and sauteed wild mushrooms give this stuffing its character. Even after baking inside the turkey, the cornbread and pecans retain their crunch, while the mushrooms add a chewy...
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Puffy Yorkshire pudding is a classic English accompaniment to roasted meats. This version comes from author Molly Stevens's cookbook "All About Roasting."
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This recipe adapted from "LaBelle Cuisine" by Patti LaBelle (Broadway; 1999).
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The intense dry heat of the oven concentrates and deepens the flavor of these roasted asparagus.
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Freshly chopped chives add a subtle onion flavor to this dish.
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Serve with Canlis chef Jason Franey's Slow-Roasted Heritage Turkey with Orange and Sage and Sausage and Sage Un-Stuffing.
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Mario Bosquez, host of "Living Today" on Martha Stewart Living Radio (Sirius channel 112) shares a recipe from Ron Bechtol and Cynthia Guido for stuffed ancho chiles.
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Topped with herb-laden honey butter, earthy turnips and seasonal pears make a memorable side dish. This recipe comes from Susie Middleton's "Fast, Fresh & Green" cookbook.Also try:Vanilla and Cardamom-Glazed...
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Author: Martha Stewart
A healthy side of steamed green beans and mushrooms is finished with crunchy, toasted almonds.
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Roasted potatoes make for a classic side dish, and pair well with any number of mains.
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In this recipe for a classic Passover side dish, potato kugel gratin, matzo meal is the key to a golden-brown crust.
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We mixed leeks with equal amounts of red and white pearl onions and cipollini (flat little Italian onions), but you can use any combination of small, sweet onions.
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An enriched egg bread with dough similar to that of brioche, challah is ideal for stuffing. In Cornbread and Pumpkin Challah Stuffing with Dried Fruit, the pumpkin challah adds a warm, spicy aroma to this...
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Buy a high-quality cornbread, or bake our Buttermilk Cornbread (it can be made up to 2 days ahead).
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Serve this dressing, stuffed with pecans, with our Salt-and-Pepper Grilled Turkey.
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To make brioche breadcrumbs, pulse fresh brioche slices, crusts removed, in a food processor. Alternatively, you can chop the slices finely by hand.
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Serve this delicious spinach recipe from Repast restaurant's Joe Truex with his Repast-Style Crab Cakes for an unforgettable meal.
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The earthy flavor of mushrooms is a delicious addition to the dinner table in this meatless, mushroom ragu.
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In this easily prepared recipe, luxurious roasted chestnuts are paired with brussels sprouts that have been sauteed in butter until just tender and caramelized. A cider vinegar reduction dresses the two...
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