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Apple pie donuts, shortbread and more family desserts

Feb. 6: Former ‘Top Chef: Just Desserts’ contestant Matthew Petersen shares recipes he likes to make with his daughter, including apple pie doughnuts and vanilla milkshakes. (Today Show)Pastry chef Matthew Petersen shares delicious recipes for making simple, old-fashioned family desserts. Try buttered shortbread cookies, vanilla milkshakes and more.


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New dish, old favorite: Grilled chicken with pear and kale

Feb. 2: If you’re tired of the same old chicken and vegetables, then you should try chef Shea Gallante’s marinated chicken topped with pears, kale and pecorino.  (Today Show)If you love cooking with chicken and vegetables but need a change, chef Shea Gallante shares two new approaches to these classics including roasted vegetables with smoked bacon and more.


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Mmmm! Warm up with lentil soup, French onion and more

Feb. 1: Chef David Myers shows how to make easy and delicious soups that will warm you up on cold winter nights, such as lentil soup and soupe a l’oignon gratinee. (Today Show)Chef David Myers shares his delicious recipes for French onion soup, lentil soup and potato leek soup.


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Bittman makes chicken breasts 4 ways

Feb. 1: Food columnist Mark Bittman demonstrates how to prepare chicken breasts four ways – roasting, broiling, poaching and sautéing  – and shows how to make sure they’re done without overcooking them. (Today Show)If you need a new idea for making chicken breasts, Mark Bittman shares four ways you can make a different kind of dish. Try your chicken breasts roasted deviled, sautéed with citrus sauce, soy-poached or parmesan-broiled.


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Get a spicy kick with chilaquiles, hot chocolate

Feb. 1: Chefs Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken from Border Grill Restaurants show how you can heat up those cold winter nights with chilaquiles al diablo and spiced hot chocolate.  (Today Show)Warm up on a chilly winter night with these spicy recipes from "Top Chef Masters" Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger. Add some cinnamon marshmallows to your Venezuelan hot chocolate or try making skillet chilaquiles al diablo.




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Make a tasty salt-roasted branzino with potatoes

Jan. 31: Chef Jeremy McMillan shows TODAY’s Al Roker an easy way to cook up European seas bass and roasted potatoes that will make your guests think you’re an expert in the kitchen.  (Today Show)Chef Jeremy McMillan shares simple and delicious recipes, perfect for fresh  and accessible ingredients.




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Taste of Italy: Make squash gnocchi, olive oil cake

Jan. 31: TheDailyMeal.com’s Colman Andrews shows how to add a twist to your traditional Italian meals by serving up a potato-less squash gnocchi and delicious orecchiette with broccoli rabe.  (Today Show)Colman Andrews, author of “The Country Cooking of Italy,” shares four delicious Italian dishes you’ve most likely never heard of before! Try orecchiette with broccoli rabe, pomegranate sorbetto, and more.


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Bake fun, colorful paper doll cookies

Jan. 31: Karen Tack, author of “Cupcake, Cookies & Pie, Oh My!” shows how to make fun and inventive desserts, from paper doll cookies to little cakes on a fork with emoticons. (Today Show)Karen Tack, author of "Cupcakes, Cookies & Pie, Oh, My!" shows off techniques to decorate desserts that are so beautiful you won't want to eat them, but are so delicious you'll just have to!


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Home Chef recipes: Pasta, pork and pound cake

Readers from all over the country have been sending in their recipes to us, competing in TODAY's Home Chef Challenge. Here are recipes for three of our favorite winners, including pesto chicken pasta, pork chops and a five-flavor pound cake.


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Delicious, healthy chips and dips for your Super Bowl party

Jan. 30: Prevention magazine’s Lori Powell whips up some delicious Super Bowl appetizers that will help you enjoy the big game without giving your waistline a penalty. (Today Show)Spice up your party with these combinations of chips and dips from Prevention magazine's food director Lori Powell. Try green goddess dip with Old Bay chips or Spanish red pepper dip with sesame pita chips.


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Pot Pie Cook-off contenders: Steak, chicken and pork

Jan. 27: Three viewers from across the country let their cooking do the talking in a TODAY cook-off, putting three mouthwatering recipes up for taste-testing.  (Today Show)Check out the three finalists from TODAY's Pot Pie Cook-off: Kansas City steakhouse pot pie with mushrooms and Cabernet, hickory-smoked country chicken pot pies and herb roasted pork pot pie.


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Food of the gods: Make these yummy Greek dishes

Jan. 27: Creating flaky, delicate layers of pastry doesn’t have to be a complicated process. Greek cooking guru Diane Kochilas shares secrets for mastering phyllo in your own home. (Today Show)Chef, author and "Greek Food Guru" Diane Kochilas loves to promote the healthy and delicious foods of Greece. Here are her recipes for Spanakopitakia and sun-dried tomato phyllo coils.


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Do you cook with your friends? E-mail us!

Three Young Women Smiling and Standing Around Stove Making Dinner, Friends cooking togetherWeekend TODAY is looking for a group of friends in the New York, New Jersey or Connecticut area who get together regularly to cook and share meals with each other. We’ll be testing out some popular cookware products and would love for you to give them a spin!


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One-pot chicken cacciatore for an easy weeknight meal

Jan. 26: Chef Ryan DePersio shows how to make classic chicken cacciatore with Yukon gold potatoes, roasted peppers and cremini mushrooms for an easy and delicious one-pot weeknight dinner. (Today Show)Chef Ryan DePersio shares a recipe for chicken cacciatore with potatoes, roasted peppers and mushrooms —a dish he grew up making with his mother and now serves at his restaurant, Bar Cara.




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Yum! Try braised short ribs, five-onion risotto

Jan. 26: Richard Rosendale, executive chef at The Greenbrier In West Virginia, prepares some of the historic resort’s most popular recipes, including braised beef short ribs, five-onion risotto and a decadent coconut almond pound cake.  (Today Show)Looking for something new to make for dinner? Chef Richard Rosendale of The Greenbrier suggests making 24 hour short ribs, five-onion rissoto and for dessert, coconut almond pound cake.


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Make authentic Mexican with saffron toasted pasta

Jan. 25: Chef Ivy Stark shows how you can shake up your favorite Italian meals by adding saffron, chipotle and salsa to give them a tasty Mexican kick.  (Today Show)Chef Ivy Stark shares her recipes for bringing delicious Mexican dishes to your table in her new book "Dos Caminos' Mexican Street Food: 120 Authentic Recipes to Make At Home." Try meatballs in chipotle sauce and more.


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Warm hearth and heart with roasted pork shanks

Jan. 24: Chef Lidia Bastianich shows how to make a perfect home-cooked meal for winter: a roasted pork shank so tender it “falls off the bone” served with barley risotto. (Today Show)Restauranteur Lidia Bastianich shares a delicious Italian meal to fight off the chill this winter. Try barley risotto with butternut squash and cranberries, with cheesecake for dessert.




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Celebrate Chinese New Year with potstickers, noodles

Jan. 23: Corinne Trang, author of “Noodles Every Day,” talks about Chinese New Year traditions and suggests perfect dishes to serve for the holiday, such as a Chinese hot pot with meat, seafood and tofu, and vegetable pot stickers. (Today Show)Corinne Trang, chef and author of “Noodles Every Day,” shares her favorite recipes for ringing in the new year including red bean soup, tofu and vegetable potstickers, and more.


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Video: Summer Sanders flexes her culinary muscles

Jan. 23: The Olympic athlete and actress talks about her participation in a new Food Network competition show, “Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off,” and describes what it was like to cook with Rachael Ray. (Today Show)The Olympic athlete and actress talks about her participation in a new Food Network competition show, “Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off,” and describes what it was like to cook with Rachael Ray. (TODAY)


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Exotic eats: Try wonton ravioli with apple cider glaze

Jan. 19: Chef and television host Roger Mooking shows how to cook up a fast and easy wonton ravioli, perfect for when you’re looking for a meal to satisfy your carb craving. (Today Show)Chef and author of "Everyday Exotic" Roger Mooking shares his recipes for spicing up your kitchen. Try carrot and fennel salad with white wine dressing and more.




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5 diabetes-friendly swaps Paula Deen should try

By now you've probably heard Paula Deen, 64, has type-2 diabetes. While diabetics in the past may have thought they were doomed to a life of deprivation, we now know that’s just not the case — you just have to be smart about it. By now you've probably heard Paula Deen, 64, has type-2 diabetes. While diabetics in the past may have thought they were doomed to a life of deprivation, we now know that’s just not the case — you just have to be smart about it.


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Scottos' meatballs, polenta and more

Jan. 19: From a classic antipasto to hearty meatballs and more, the Scottos prepare their favorite recipes, perfect for a Sunday family dinner.  (Today Show)Tired of serving different meals at family dinner night? Want to make something everyone will enjoy? Here, the Scottos share their delicious Italian dishes that will please everyone in your clan and have them asking for seconds.


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Giada’s winter comfort foods: Baked gnocchi, beef stew

Jan. 18: Fresh from cooking for the stars at the Golden Globes, TODAY contributor Giada De Laurentiis whips up her favorite Globes-inspired comfort foods, including baked gnocchi and beef stew.  (Today Show)If you’re looking for a little warmth on a chilly day, Giada De Laurentiis suggests these three recipes. Try Chianti marinated beef stew, chocolate cake tiramisu and more.


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Scottos’ stuffed peppers, country chicken

Jan. 18: The Scotto family knows how to keep you warm this winter: by serving up mouthwatering stuffed peppers, country chicken and berry soup (Today Show)The Scottos share recipes for a delicious Italian comfort meal featuring stuffed peppers, country chicken with sausage and a warm berry soup for dessert.


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Sizzling sirloin steak with chimichurri sauce

Jan. 17: Aussie chef Pete Evans demonstrates how to grill indoors during the winter months with recipes for a delicious T-bone steak with chimichurri sauce, and broccolini with lemon and garlic. (Today Show)Chef Pete Evans warms up your winter with hearty and easy-to-follow recipe.


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A healthy twist to Paula Deen's lasagna

Jan. 17: The celebrity chef, who recently confirmed that she has Type 2 diabetes, joins her sons Jamie and Bobby in the TODAY kitchen to cook a lighter lasagna and chocolate sour cream pound cake.  (Today Show)If you’re looking for a way to cook lighter but don’t want to give up your favorite dishes, try this lasagna recipe from Paula and Jamie Deen.


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So simple! Make these dinners in a single skillet

Jan. 12: Chef Chris Kimball shows you can easily whip up tasty chicken, shrimp and lasagna meals in no time, using just a skillet.  (Today Show)Want to make a delicious meal for your family without too much fuss? Try Chris Kimball’s stress-free recipes for skillet shrimp and rice, skillet chicken and potatoes and skillet lasagna.




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Warm up with these healthy crock pot meals

Jan. 12: Chef Ariane Duarte makes easy and flavorful Asian-style pork ribs and Cuban pork sliders in the slow cooker. And don’t miss her bonus dessert recipe for decadent brownies. (Today Show)Come home to a hot meal with these slow-cooker recipes from Prevention magazine’s Ariane Duarte. Try making Cuban-style pork sliders, Asian-style short ribs, and delicious brownies.


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Bittman’s vegan dishes: Bean burgers and more

Jan. 12: Chef Mark Bittman shows TODAY’s Matt Lauer some ways to eat healthier by demonstrating a few tasty vegan dishes, such as mushroom barley risotto, sweet-potato stew and bean burgers.  (Today Show)Many nutritionists suggest eating less meat and more plant-based foods. Here, Mark Bittman shares three delicious dairy-free, meat-free dishes worth incorporating into your menu.


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Martha’s savory lemon, parsley, and parmesan meals

Jan. 11: Martha Stewart explains how adding lemon, parsley, and Parmesan to traditional dishes will give them a whole new personality your taste buds will love.  (Today Show)Each of these three ingredients add flavor to your food on their own, but Martha Stewart suggests trying them together for a powerful, tasty, trio that can add a whole new personality to your favorite traditional dish.




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Winter eats: Apple salad, cider-braised pork

Jan. 11: Chef Zane Holmquist serves up a meal that will keep you toasty on a cold winter night: a cider braised pork shoulder dish with apple squash salad.  (Today Show)Warm up on a cold night with apple and squash salad and cider-braised pork shoulder, courtesy of chef Zane Holmquist of Stein Erikson Lodge in Park City, Utah.


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Bobby Flay’s low-calorie meals: Filet mignon and more

Jan. 10: Chef Bobby Flay shows how to lighten up your everyday meals, cutting calories without sacrificing flavor.  He showcases low-cal versions of filet mignon, sea bass and coconut lime crème caramel. (Today Show)Want to reduce fat and calories without sacrificing flavor? Bobby Flay suggests these recipes to makeover your meals, including a sea bass recipe that cuts out the need for oils, butter and cream.


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Yum! Try these new takes on the classic burger

Jan. 10: Chef Scott Kroener offers new ways to think about burgers and demonstrates how to make a delicious prime cheeseburger with fries, a falafel burger, and a seared ahi tuna burger. (Today Show)Tired of your same old juicy cheeseburger? Looking for something different? Here, chef Scott Kroener shares his tasty take on the classic burger, as well as his recipe for a falafel burger.


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Delicious braised beef short ribs with root vegetables

Jan. 9: Chef George Mendes shows how to make delicious braised beef short ribs with root vegetables and quince. (Today Show)Bring a taste of the Iberian peninsula into your kitchen with braised beef short ribs, root vegetables and poached quince from chef George Mendes, owner of Aldea Restaurant.




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Healthy, hearty dishes: Seabass, banana parfait

Jan. 5: Chef Anthony Stewart puts a spin on classic ingredients with his recipes for the New Year, including seared Chilean seabass and banana ginger parfait. (Today Show)Trying to eat better this year? Start by making some healthy and filling meals. Here, Anthony Stewart, executive chef at Pritikin Longetvity Center & Spa in Miami shares his recipes for a Chilean seabass and a ginger banana parfait.


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Todd English makes eggplant soup, gourmet s’mores

Jan. 6: The celebrity chef shows how you can eat light without compromising flavor by adding the right spices to dishes like eggplant soup, red curry mussels and chocolate sorbet.  (Today Show)Eat light without sacrificing flavor. Here Todd English, owner of Olives New York, makes roasted Moroccan eggplant soup with ras el hanout shrimp and chickpeas and dark chocolate s'more with sorbet for dessert.


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Meatless Mexican: Christy Vega’s spinach enchiladas

Jan. 5: Restaurateur Christina Vega shows how to make a healthy Mexican meal with delicious spinach enchiladas that don’t include meat but still retain incredible flavor. (Today Show)Love Mexican food but want it without the meat? Christy Vega Fowler of L.A.’s Casa Vega restaurant suggests trying this delicious recipe for spinach enchiladas.




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Healthier Paula Deen classics: Shrimp and polenta, apple pie

Jan. 5: Mama may like butter, but Paula Deen’s son, Bobby, is serious about being healthy. He shares his recipes for a satisfying (and surprisingly light) supper. (Today Show)Bobby Deen, host of “Not my Mama’s meals,” puts a healthy twist on some of Paula Deen’s classic recipes including apple pie, and shrimp and polenta.


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How to make to-die-for bison stew, turkey meatloaf

Jan. 4: Dinners aren’t just for chicken and beef. Chef and avid hunter Georgia Pellegrini shares her recipes for flavorful Moroccan bison stew and amazingly moist turkey meat loaf. (Today Show)Georgia Pellegrini is a classically trained chef and an avid hunter, and she’s serious about making game meats taste mind-blowingly good. Here are recipes from her new book, “Girl Hunter.”


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It's in the stars! Meals based on your zodiac sign

Jan. 2: Actress Jenny McCarthy, who made news kissing a police officer at Times Square on New Year’s Eve, teams up with chef Sabra Ricci to talk about how to cook a meal perfect for your astrological sign. (Today Show)Get 2012 off to the right start with healthy eating based on your sign of the zodiac. Here, chef to the stars and astrologer, Sabra Ricci shares two delicious recipes, which are perfect for Geminis and Scorpios.


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‘Top Chef’s’ 2012 trends: Steak, beet salad recipes

Jan. 2: Chef Cliff Crooks shows how to make a delicious spinalis ribeye steak and roasted beet salad with goat cheese to kick off 2012 with an amazing home-cooked meal. (Today Show)A new year brings new trends and techniques to master in the kitchen. Cliff Crooks, a former contestant on "Top Chef," shared his approach to trendy foods with his spinalis ribeye steak and roasted beet and goat cheese salad recipes.




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Celebrate with Ming Tsai’s yummy sliders, appetizers

Dec. 30, 2011: Chef Ming Tsai shows how to make easy and delicious shrimp toasts and how to prepare a surf and turf slider station to wow your guests at a New Year’s Eve party. (Today Show)Want to wow guests at your next party with dishes that are both festive and memorable? Here, chef Ming Tsai shares mouthwatering recipes that are ideal for any bash.




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Yum! The Scottos' New Year's brunch

Ring in the New Year with a delicious brunch from the Scottos including baked eggs with creamy polenta and eggnog French toast.


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Ring in 2012 with tasty appetizers, drinks

Dec. 30, 2011: Chef Catherine De Orio shows some easy do-it-yourself New Year’s Eve party appetizers, such as a triple cheddar country ham panini and a roasted fruit pound cake tiramisu. (Today Show)Celebrate New Year's Eve by treating you and your guests to some homemade dishes. Here, chef Catherine De Orio shares her delicious recipes for a wild mushroom panini,  fruit pound cake and more.


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Try steak, soup for romantic New Year’s dinner

Dec. 29, 2011: Chef Eric Gabrynowicz shows how to make a romantic meal for New Year’s Eve, with a hubbard squash soup, filet mignon, chocolate-espresso cookies and, of course, a champagne toast. (Today Show)Have a hot date on New Year's Eve? Before you start the festivities, impress her with a romantic dinner for two. Chef Eric Gabrynowicz's recipes for filet mignon and squash soup are sure to close out 2011 with fireworks!


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Bake Home Chef winner’s Nutella cookies

TODAY's latest home Chef Challenge winner Barbara Giacometti shares a recipe for delicious, decadent Nutella cookies.


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Bourbon balls, lemon tarts and more sweet party treats

Dec. 28, 2011: Let cookbook authors Kimberly Reiner and Jenna Sanz-Agero show you how to ring in the New Year with creative confections, like lemon starlets, chocolate H-bombs and more.  (Today Show)Lemon starlets? Chocolate hydrogen bombs? Y-U-M! "Sugar Mommas" Kimberly Reiner and Jenna Sanz-Agero share recipes from their new cookbook, "Sugar, Sugar: Every Recipe Has A Story."




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Sunny Anderson's New Year's ham, sweet potato hash

Dec. 27, 2011: The host of Food Network’s “Cooking for Real,” shows how to dress up a store-bought spiral ham, served with tasty, festive sides.  (Today Show)Need an easy, last-minute New Year's meal? Sunny Anderson, the host of Food Network's "Cooking for Real," shares recipes that combine  classic comfort foods with unique flavors.


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‘Biggest Loser’ low-cal recipes: Meatloaf and more

Dec. 27, 2011: Chef Devin Alexander, who helps contestants on the hit NBC reality show eat without feeling guilty, shares recipes for low-calorie and low-fat meals that dieters can prepare in 20 minutes or less (Today Show)Want to get a head start on you New Year's weight loss resolution? Try recipes from "The Biggest Loser Quick and Easy Cookbook," including meatloaf, bacon-wrapped green beans and a delicious chocolate dessert.


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Save time with no bake appetizers

Dec. 27, 2011: Melissa d’Arabian, host of “Drop 5 Lbs. with Good Housekeeping,” shares some delicious no-hassle snacks with TODAY’s Kathie Lee and Hoda, including mock mascarpone crostini and more. (Today Show)Melissa d’Arabian, host of “Drop 5 pounds with Good Housekeeping,” shares ideas for no bake snacks you can make without a hassle this holiday.




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Make frittata souffle and more with holiday leftovers

Dec. 26, 2011: Chef Donatella Arpaia shares her recipes for using leftovers in a post-Christmas brunch, including ham and mushroom frittata soufflé. (Today Show)Have lots of holiday leftovers? Chef Donatella Arpaia shares her recipes for using leftovers in a post-Christmas brunch.


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Greek cucumber cups, chili lime shrimp, and more

Dec. 23, 2011: New York Live’s Sara Gore shows how you can easily throw together last-minute appetizers, such as Greek cucumber cups and crab cakes, to impress the guests at your holiday party.  (Today Show)Looking for some quick and easy dishes to make for your holiday party? Sara Gore suggests four tasty recipes including endive cups with blue cheese, pear and walnuts.


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Make desserts, side dishes with holiday leftovers

Dec. 27, 2011: Alex Guarnaschelli, host of the Food Network’s “Alex’s Day Off,” shares recipes for getting the most out of the leftovers from your holiday feast. (Today Show)If you're overloaded with remnants of your holiday meal, Alex Guarnaschelli suggests three tasty recipes you can make with your leftover potatoes, carrots, and cookies.


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Bobby Flay's 16-spice fried chicken, broccoli rabe

Bobby Flay shares four recipes that showcase the hottest food trends for the holiday season including broccoli rabe, a champagne cocktail and more.


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Kathie Lee and Hoda's moms' share holiday treats

Dec. 23, 2011: Joan Epstein and Sami Kotb, the moms of TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb, stop by the kitchen to whip up some of their favorite treats for Christmas.  (Today Show)Want to your wow friends and family this festive season? Serve them KLG and Hoda's moms holiday treats. Here, the lovely ladies share their recipes for delicious granola and Christmas cream cheese pie.


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Eric Ripert's holiday meal: Beef bourguignon

Dec. 22, 2011: The French chef from New York’s legendary restaurant Le Bernardin whips up a traditional French dish that’s perfect for chilly winter nights: beef bourguignon made with red wine. (Today Show)The French chef from New York’s legendary restaurant Le Bernardin whips up a traditional French dish that’s perfect for chilly winter nights: Beef bourguignon made with red wine and herbed carrots.




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Yum! Build your own tasty gingerbread house

Dec. 22, 2011: David Collier and Daniel Mangione, executive pastry chefs at The Ritz-Carlton, show how to build a festive and sturdy gingerbread house that will have your holiday guests impressed. (Today Show)David Collier shares delicious recipes for gingerbread and royal icing, as well as decorating tips, which you can use to construct your own edible house.


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Martha’s winter dishes: Slow-roasted pork and more

Dec. 21, 2011: Martha Stewart shows TODAY’s Ann Curry and CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla how you can make a dynamic Christmas dinner without the usual stress of cooking for the holidays: by whipping up slow-roasted pork, a scrumptious salad, and bread pudding for dessert.  (Today Show)Warm up with some hearty eats from Martha Stewart. Try her beet and fennel salad, herb and scallion bread pudding and slow-roasted pork with kumquats.


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Giada's sweet and edible stocking stuffers

Dec. 21, 2011: TODAY contributor and chef Giada De Laurentiis shares a few sweet treats that Santa can use to fill the stockings of good boys and girls this Christmas.  (Today Show)Still need a few stocking stuffers? Opt for something sweet and tasty! Giada De Laurentiis shares delicious ideas, including peppermint-chocolate sandwich cookies and apricot scones.




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Giada’s delicious Christmas morning breakfast

Dec. 21, 2011: Giada De Laurentiis shares her recipes for a delicious Christmas breakfast, including panettone French toast, chocolate espresso cups, and more. (Today Show)Stop worrying about juggling presents and food on Christmas morning with try Giada De Laurentiis’ tasty breakfast recipes. Giada suggests panettone French toast, chocolate espresso cups and more.


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Scottos’ Christmas Eve: Seafood, eggplant-zucchini pie

Dec. 20, 2011: From flavorful seafood salad to an eggplant and zucchini pie, the New York restaurant family shows how to prepare a decadent, hearty and meatless feast.  (Today Show)Marion, Anthony and Elaina Scotto help you cook up a delicious (and meatless) Christmas Eve dinner featuring marinated seafood salad served with their restaurant’s famous eggplant and zucchini pie.




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Quick holiday apps: Baked mushrooms, chicken skewers

Dec. 19, 2011: Chef Bernard Guillas shows TODAY’s Al Roker how to prepare baked cremini mushrooms and Marrakech chicken skewers, two appetizers you can  whip up quickly when guests unexpectedly stop by during the holidays.  (Today Show)Bernard Guillas shares some festive bites, perfect for holiday entertaining, including baked mushrooms with caramelized onions, mango and blue cheese, chicken skewers with fennel date relish and more.


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Have a healthy holiday with apple pot pies

Dec. 19, 2011: Actor Reed Alexander shows TODAY’s Kathie Lee and Hoda how to make kid-friendly yuletide snacks, including apple pot pies with honey oat streusel. (Today Show)This holiday season make some delicious kid friendly snacks from child star Reed Alexander, including apple pot pies with honey oat streusel.




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Sandra Lee serves up a full holiday feast

Dec. 17, 2011: The queen of the kitchen, Sandra Lee, goes shopping for an affordable holiday meal of glazed ham with all the trimmings. (Today Show)Celebrity chef Sandra Lee shows how to serve up a sumptuous holiday feast that is both frugal and festive.


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Make a warm chocolate tart for someone you love

Dec. 16, 2011: Jacques Haeringer from L’Auberge Chez Francois shows TODAY’s Kathie Lee and Hoda how to make a special holiday dessert — a warm chocolate tart. (Today Show)In his book "Two for Tonight: Pure Romance from L'Auberge Chez Francois," chef Jacques Haeringer writes: "The combination of chocolate and love is a double whammy." Indeed! Here's how to make Haeringer's warm chocolate tart.


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Classic sugar cookies and more treats for Santa

Dec. 15, 2011: Get the milk ready for Santa, because he'll love these cookies. Susan Westmoreland, executive food editor of Good Housekeeping magazine, shares recipes for classic sugar cookies, thumbprint cookies and hermit bars. (Today Show)Get the milk ready for Santa, because he'll love these cookies. Susan Westmoreland, executive food editor of Good Housekeeping magazine, shares recipes for classic sugar cookies, thumbprint cookies and hermit bars.


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Chris Kimball's pork chops: Crunchy baked, cider-braised

Dec. 14, 2011: From crunchy baked to cider-braised, Chris Kimball of Cook’s Illustrated teaches the three basic approaches to cooking delicious pork chops. (Today Show)Looking for a new way to make pork chops? Chris Kimball suggests three recipes including easy to make, crunchy baked and cider-braised.


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Try Home Chef winner's apple butter sweet potato pizza

Think outside the pizza box! TODAY's latest home Chef Challenge winner Jenn Tidwell shares a creative recipe for apple butter sweet potato black trumpet mushroom pizza with sage.




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