The Wang sisters’ paternal grandmother created this recipe and passed it down through the generations. “It’s a rather special recipe, she perfected it over time and was so proud of it that she was constantly giving people the recipe and talking about it.”

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“An oil with electrifying spices and peppers, this condiment is a marriage of texture, flavor and heat.” – Jing Gao

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To keep you warm this winter, try making this classic comfort dish a few different ways. There’s Mary Berg’s spicy Jalapeño version, Ina Garten’s overnight mac & cheese, and even a lighter cauliflower macaroni. Scroll down for our go-to recipes!

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“The unctuous and rich Swiss fondue is served with roasted potatoes, cured meats and tons of cubed baguette just begging to be dipped.” — Gabby Peyton

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“This sauce is similar in taste to the classic cheesy variety, but it’s lighter and healthier, thanks to the cauliflower.” – Michael Smith

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“The sweet, earthy goodness of beets is balanced with the unique, toasty flavor of freekeh.” – Michael Smith

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The turkey and stuffing may be the stars of your Thanksgiving dinner, but these vegetable dishes will give them some tough competition. Here are hot cooking techniques to make your Thanksgiving sides more memorable this year.

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“Other than a bit of kneading, chapati dough is a cinch to make. Hot chapati goes beautifully with curry.” – Joe Thottungal

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“Matta rice is unpolished and has a pinkish husk that turns beige as it cooks. It never gets mushy and, even though it takes longer to cook than basmati rice, the earthy, nutty taste is worth it.” – Joe Thottungal

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“Condiments are what elevate a dish. The secret to this chutney is to use only the cilantro leaves, and not the thicker stems, to get the best color and taste.” – Joe Thottungal

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