#make-ahead
8 viral recipes tagged #make-ahead.
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Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
Deeply caramelized, just-set centers, crackled tops, two-day rested dough. The cookie that ended the search.
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French Onion Soup
Deeply caramelized onions, dark beef stock, Gruyère melted over a toasted baguette crouton. Sixty minutes mostly hands-off.
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Phở Bò — Hanoi-Style Beef Noodle Soup
Star anise, cinnamon, charred ginger and onion, beef bones simmered for 4 hours. Thin rice noodles. Paper-thin raw eye round that cooks in the ladled-over broth. Hanoi version — restrained, herb-forward, no hoisin.
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Chicken Tagine with Preserved Lemon and Olives
Saffron-and-ginger-rubbed chicken braised slowly with preserved lemon, oil-cured olives, and a forest of coriander. The earthenware is optional — the technique is everything.
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Borscht — Beet & Cabbage Soup
Deep ruby, sweet-sour and savory, with tender beef, beets, cabbage, and potato. Finished with a swirl of sour cream and a shower of dill. The hearty bowl that defines Ukrainian and Eastern European home cooking.
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Shepherd's Pie
The British comfort classic: savory minced lamb in a rich gravy with vegetables, blanketed in creamy mashed potato and baked until the peaks turn golden and crisp. Pure Sunday-night warmth.
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Hungarian Goulash (Gulyás)
Not the thick stew the rest of the world calls goulash — the real Hungarian gulyás is a soup: tender beef and potato in a paprika-stained broth, deeply warming, built on a foundation of slowly sweated onions and a mountain of sweet paprika.
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Köttbullar — Swedish Meatballs
Small, tender meatballs of beef and pork bound with milk-soaked breadcrumbs and a hint of warm spice, pan-fried and folded into a silky cream gravy. Served with mash, lingonberry, and pickled cucumber — the Swedish Sunday plate.