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Kemp’s Cinderella Carrots

When braised whole, then lightly caramelized, they become a vegetable that demands some attention.
October 2009
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Our Pumpkin Picks

This Halloween, forget the jack-o-lantern and turn your pumpkin into one of these comforting fall dishes, from rolls to rice pudding.
10.08.09
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Ruth’s Favorite October Recipes (2009)

Creative spins on comforting classics—from caramel apples with red wine in the glaze to a quesadilla filled with kimchi—will make you more excited for fall than you’ve been in years....
09.10.09
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Sweet Potato Gnocchi with Fried Sage and Shaved Chestnuts

Frying sage leaves is easy and provides a real wow factor. The sage and chestnuts make an ideal foil for these pillowy gnocchi.
October 2009
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Slow-Cooked Tomato and Herb White Beans

These soupy beans resonate with the deep notes of tomato, garlic, and thyme.
October 2009
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Kimchi Quesadillas

If you’ve been following Kogi BBQ-To-Go tweets but haven’t been quick enough to find the truck, these fusion quesadillas should satisfy your cravings.
October 2009
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Eggplant Po’ Boy Hoagie

Marrying two New Orleans classics—the po’ boy and the muffuletta, it&8217;s battered, fried, and piled with a relish of olives, vegetables, and pickled eggplant.
August 2009
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Eggplant Tarte Tatin with Black Pepper Caramel

Here’s a sexy dessert that puts the night back into nightshade. Eggplant that cooks up like a fruit turning it into a French tarte Tatin.
August 2009
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Ruth’s Favorite September Recipes (2009)

Get a peek at ten of the tastiest recipes in our upcoming September issue, including a picture-perfect apple pie with a Cheddar crust, peppercorn roasted pork, spicy and succulent caramelized chicken, and...
08.11.09
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Mini Provolone Popovers

The parmesan here is the catalyst that makes the cheesy flavors jump out of the airy centers.
September 2009

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