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GRILLED DELICATA SQUASH RINGS

Each squash will yield 2 to 4 servings, depending on its size. Remember that the skin is edible after the squash is cooked. Select firm, unblemished delicata squash. Wash the rind well. Cut crosswise...

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SWEDISH BROWN BEANS WITH MAPLE SYRUP

(4 side-dish servings) This heritage bean, which was brought to America by Swedish immigrants, cooks up firm, with a texture like real Boston baked beans. I buy Lars’ Own brand at Ingebretsen’s; other...

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SOBA BOWL WITH FISH AND VEGETABLES

2 servings; easily increased I make variations of this dish all year, changing the fish and the green vegetable with the seasons. Try Alaskan wild salmon with sugar-snap peas or asparagus tips in late...

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PICKLED CARROT STICKS

Per half pint I like these best after they’ve been pickling for about a week, but you can use them as soon as a day after you make them. They’ll keep for several weeks in the refrigerator. 6 ounces...

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TOASTED SQUASH SEEDS

An interesting variation on toasted pumpkin seeds! Thinner squash seeds, such as those from butternut, acorn, delicata, and spaghetti squash, will be similar to toasted pumpkin seeds; thicker seeds...

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SPICED ONION AND BACON TART

10 to 12 appetizer servings If this tart is served warm, diners will need a knife and fork to eat it; if it is at room temperature, the pieces should be firm enough to be picked up and eaten out of...

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