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The fennel, carrots, pecans, oil dressing, and the sweet and sour flavors help balance vata in the uncooked cabbage.
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The smooth, soft texture of chestnuts makes them ideal for creamy, and low-fat, dessert fillings.
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Makes 18-20 / These chewy and luscious confections are perfect for afternoon tea and make a beautiful addition to any gift plate.
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Makes 24 / Named for the rock group Red Hot Chili Peppers, whose vocalist petitioned chef Mäni Niall, author of Sweet & Natural Baking (Chronicle Books), for a dairy-free peanut butter cookie.
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Makes 12 / Powdered arrowroot makes these cut-out cookies delightfully crisp. For a beautiful and tasty variation, sandwich two cookies with naturally-sweet fruit spread; serve immediately, before they become soft.
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Suggested Wine: Carneros, Saintsbury Pino Noir, Calif., 1990-97, $18.
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The mixture of mushrooms in this sauce provides interest and a more developed flavor than found in single-mushroom dishes.
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Accompanied by a warm loaf of French bread, this lovely and simple salad makes an elegant first course or a light lunch.
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Paellas were first cooked many centuries ago in the farmlands of Spain, over an open fire. They are still prepared this way, but also cook well on a charcoal or gas grill.