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Ginger-Soy Braised Short Ribs
Three hours in the oven, ten minutes of work, 246 cooks say they'd make it again.
by Mei Tanaka · Picked by Kitchenfolk
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Miso-Glazed Salmon
A three-ingredient glaze and eight minutes under the broiler.
9.0 · 25 min · Mei T.View recipe
10-Minute Sesame Noodles
Pantry sauce, boiled noodles, dinner in the time the kettle takes.
9.0 · 12 min · Dev P.View recipe
Sheet-Pan Gnocchi with Tomatoes
One pan, no boiling, the gnocchi crisp while the tomatoes burst.
9.0 · 30 min · Jo K.View recipeTomato & White Bean Stew
Two tins and a soffritto, better the next day, freezes well.
9.0 · 40 min · Ray B.View recipeWeeknight White Bean & Greens Skillet
A 25-minute pantry dinner: creamy beans, wilted greens, and a squeeze of lemon on toast.
8.1 · 25 min · Dana O.View recipe
Easy Korean Beef Bibimbap
A colorful rice bowl with savory beef, simple vegetables, a fried egg, and quick sweet-spicy gochujang sauce. Original recipe: https://skill
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Crunchy Peanut Slaw Bowl9.0 · 15 min · Dev P.“Added shredded poached chicken and it became dinner. Dressing keeps a week.”
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