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Melissa Clark, "Dinner"

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March 22, 2017

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A writer for The New York Times “Dining” section since 2007, Clark reports on food trends and appears in the biweekly video that complements her “A Good Appetite” column. In the latest of her many cookbooks, the IACP and Beard Award-winning food writer presents 245 brand new recipes designed to make weeknight dinners appealing, tasty, and easy. Clark focuses on flavor, and her practical, user-friendly guide offers insight and tips on combinations, textures, and substitutions. Get ready for crispy chicken skin croutons in a roasted chicken salad, escarole salad with crispy pimentón chickpeas, green pea guacamole, and many other dishes that will change the way you think about dinner.

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