Recipe Of The Day: What To Cook In June 2013
Get the best Food Network recipes every day of the week with our daily dish picks.
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Fan-Favorite Barbecued Ribs
You don't need a smoker or even an outdoor grill to make Tyler's top-rated ribs; these saucy beauties are baked in the oven until the meat is fall-off-the-bone tender.
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No-Bake Fresh Fruit Tart
It takes only 10 minutes to make Rachael's go-to dessert, featuring a store-bought graham cracker pie crust, vanilla pudding center and topping of berries.
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Bobby's Juicy Glazed Chicken
When making his easy peach glaze, Bobby balances the sweetness of preserves by adding soy sauce and a single jalapeno.
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5-Star Raspberry Lemonade
Cool off with a glass of Ree's three-ingredient lemonade, studded with bright whole raspberries.
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Buffalo Chicken Salad
The flavors of classic Buffalo chicken wings shine in this main-dish salad, featuring juicy Buffalo-style chicken, creamy blue cheese dressing and crisp iceberg lettuce.
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Bobby's Glazed Salmon
Dress up traditional salmon with a tangy mixture of brown sugar, mustard and soy sauce.
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30-Minute Lemon Pasta Salad
Filled with fresh vegetables and crumbled feta cheese, the Neelys' go-to pasta salad is dressed with a simple mixture of lemon juice and mustard.
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Cornflake-Crusted French Toast
For a hearty Sunday brunch, dunk Texas toast in an egg-milk mixture, coat with crunchy cornflakes and cook until golden.
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Inside-Out Cheeseburgers
Just when your family is expecting a traditional burger, they'll bite into this cheese-stuffed patty to find a gooey surprise inside.
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Ina's Zucchini Casserole
Put zucchini to work in this easy big-batch casserole, finished with a decadent coating of cheese and breadcrumbs before baking.
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Giada's Easy Stuffed Peppers
Giada fills fresh zucchini and bell peppers with a simple mixture of ground turkey, breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese.
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Weeknight Ice Cream Sandwiches
With everyday ingredients you likely have on hand already, including chocolate wafers, ice cream and nuts, you can make a midweek treat in just 10 minutes.
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20-Minute Tortellini Salad
Toss store-bought tortellini with peas, carrots and salami for a quick picnic dish.
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Beer-Marinated Steak for Dad
If you haven't yet decided on a Father's Day present for Dad, look to this hearty steak dinner to make him smile.
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Fan-Favorite Red Sangria
Fruity and refreshing, this crowd-pleasing cocktail is made with a bottle of red wine, a duo of liqueurs, plus a splash of seltzer.
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Crispy Grilled Chicken
Marinate the chicken in a mayonnaise-chili powder mixture, coat it in breadcrumbs, then grill until juicy and tender.
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Ina's 10-Minute Guacamole Salad
Ina slices and dices traditional guacamole ingredients, like avocado and tomatoes, then mixes them with black beans to create a simple salad instead of a dip.
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Sweet Corn Pudding
A hearty side dish that's made with only a handful of ingredients, the Neelys' cheesy casserole let's in-season corn shine.
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Mini Peach Cobblers
Instead of making a single big-batch cobbler, offer the dessert in individual cups for an easy-yet-elegant presentation.
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Lighter Pulled Pork
Food Network Kitchens uses lean pork tenderloin instead of traditional pork shoulder to make a better-for-you barbecue sandwich.
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Giada's Balsamic BBQ Chicken
Swap in steak if your family prefers it to chicken. Giada's sweet and tangy brown sugar-balsamic barbecue sauce works well with both kinds of meat.
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30-Minute Shrimp Scampi With Pasta
Gina's easy lemon-scented scampi comes together quickly, thanks to quick-cooking shrimp.
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BLT Pasta Salad
Turn a traditional BLT sandwich into a hearty dinner by combining bacon, lettuce and tomatoes with pasta plus a creamy topping.
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Weeknight Fish Tacos
Top quick-cooking fish with a light, refreshing salsa of juicy watermelon and lime.
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The Pioneer Woman's Eggs Benedict
Wake up to a Sunday breakfast of Ree's classic eggs Benedict, featuring English muffins topped with Canadian bacon, poached eggs and a creamy sauce.
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Baby Back Ribs
Equal parts bourbon and steak sauce form the base of the bold barbecue sauce used to flavor these baked-then-grilled ribs.
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Alton's Best-Ever Burger
Alton named this recipe Burger of the Gods on account of its fail-proof technique for turning out moist, deliciously tender patties every time.
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Mix-and-Match Pasta Salad
Choose your favorite noodle, then mix with a selection of meats, cheeses and vegetables, plus your favorite sauce, to create a signature pasta dish.
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Ina's Quick Sliders
Ina mixes her mini burgers with garlic and thyme to infuse the patties with flavor, then tops them with nutty Gruyere cheese and fresh arugula.
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50 Ways to Build a Better Burger
From traditional beef burgers topped with cheese to veggie patties, sea scallop sliders and everything in between, Food Network Magazine has a between-the-bun creation to satisfy every taste.
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