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title: "Buffalo Wings"
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timings:
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prep: "15 min"
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cook: "2 hours"
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icons: []
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servings: 4
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description: >
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These spicy, tangy wings are maded with the original Buffalo sauce (a strong mix of vinegar and cayenne pepper), but
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baked instead of deep-fried.
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steps:
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 20, item: "chicken wings" }
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- { amount: 3/4, unit: "cup", item: "flour" }
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- { amount: 1/2, unit: "tsp", item: "cayenne pepper" }
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- { amount: 1/2, unit: "tsp", item: "garlic powder" }
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- { amount: 1/2, unit: "tsp", item: "salt" }
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directions: >
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Prepare a large ziploc bag with the flour and spices. Then, cover a baking sheet with aluminum foil and grease
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lightly with oil. A few at a time, drop the chicken wings into the bag, seal, and shake to cover the chicken. Lay
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out the wings on the tray as you go along. Place the tray in the refigerator for an hour to set.
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 1/2, unit: "cup", item: "Frank's RedHot Buffalo Sauce" }
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- { amount: 1/2, unit: "cup", item: "butter" }
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directions: >
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Melt the better and hot sauce in a tall, narrow container (e.g., a coffee mug). Using tongs, dunk the wings, one
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at a time, and return to the baking sheet. Reserve the remaining sauce.
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- ingredients: []
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directions: >
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Pre-heat the oven to 400°F. Bake the wings for 45 minutes, turning them over mid-way. The remaining sauce can be
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placed in a small bowl to serve with the wings along with some ranch dressing.
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credit:
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name: "Leesah"
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url: "https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/166638/baked-buffalo-wings"
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title: "Chicken Pastries"
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timings:
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prep: "15 min"
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cook: "30 min"
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icons: []
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servings: 4
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description: ""
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steps:
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 4, item: "chicken breasts" }
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- { amount: 4, unit: "tbsp", item: "butter" }
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- { item: "salt & pepper" }
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directions: >
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Preheat the oven to 375°F. Place the chicken in an oven-safe pan and cover with small slices of butter. Season
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with salt and pepper to taste. Cover with aluminum foil and place in the oven. Cook until the chicken breasts have
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reached 160°F in the centers (about 20 min)."
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- ingredients: []
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directions: >
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Remove the chicken from the oven and allow to cool slightly. Then pull the chicken apart into shreds.
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 5, unit: "oz", item: "Boursin Garlic & Herb cheese" }
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- { amount: 16, unit: "", item: "crescent roll dough wedges" }
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directions: >
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Cover a cookie sheet with aluminum foil. Working on at a time, take the crescent roll dough and stretch it
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slightly until it is roughly an equilateral triangle. Place a teaspoon of cheese in the center, and then about ¾oz
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of chicken. This should form a small lump in the center of the dough. Then fold up the corners over the center,
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and pinch any remaining openings closed. Place each pastry on the cookie sheet.
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- ingredients: []
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directions: >
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Place the cookie sheet in the oven and cook until the tops of the pastries have turned golden brown (anywhere from
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8–12 minutes, depending upon your oven).
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credit:
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name: "Lynne Miner"
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title: Deviled Eggs
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timings:
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prep: 30 minutes
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icons: [gluten-free, low-carb]
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servings: 6
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description: >
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Deviled eggs are one of my favorite appetizers, and very easy to make. If you like to hurry the process along, buy
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hard-boiled eggs from the grocery store so you can skip straight to the last step.
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steps:
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 12, item: "eggs" }
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directions: >
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Place the eggs in a medium-sized pot, cover with 1" of water, and bring to a boil over high heat. As soon as it
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gets to a rolling boil, turn off the heat and allow the pot to rest. While it is resting, fill a
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large bowl with ice and water (1 ice cube per egg). After the eggs have rested for 10 minutes, transfer them to
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the ice water.
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 0.75, unit: tsp, item: "mustard, yellow" }
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- { amount: 3, unit: tbsp, item: "mayonnaise" }
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- { amount: 1.5, unit: tsp, item: "vinegar, white" }
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- { amount: 0.25, unit: tsp, item: "Worcestershire sauce" }
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- { amount: 0.25, unit: tsp, item: "salt" }
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- { amount: 0.25, unit: tsp, item: "white pepper" }
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- { amount: 1, unit: tsp, item: "paprika" }
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directions: >
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Peel the eggs, and very carefully slice in half with a sharp knife. Gently pop out the yolks into mixing bowl, and
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set the whites aside on a platter. Add the the remaining ingredients and whisk until creamy and smooth. Transfer
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the mixture into a pastry bag (or a ziploc bag with a corner cut off). Gently squeeze the bag and pipe the
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mixture into the remaining egg halves. Dust the finished eggs with paprika.
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