5 Weekend Dishes Worth the Trip: Burritos, Empanadas & More
A Catskills-famous burrito, a day-long empanada, and Enrique Olvera's legendary onion lead this weekend's list of dishes worth planning your meals around.
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A Catskills-famous burrito, a day-long empanada, and Enrique Olvera's legendary onion lead this weekend's list of dishes worth planning your meals around.
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A high-protein twist on classic penne alla vodka swaps heavy cream for blended cottage cheese. Rich, creamy, and ready in half an hour.
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Learn how to make quick pickled red onions in 15 minutes with just a few pantry ingredients. A vivid, tangy topping for tacos, salads, and fall comfort food.
The Roberta's veteran and international pizza consultant is bringing Roman-inspired pies to Brooklyn with influences from architecture and surrealist film.