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  • Sesame-teriyaki tuna steaks

    Published by Chatelaine on 6/1/2002
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    Serve these full-flavoured fish steaks, which take less than 15 minutes to prepare, with rice or a noodle salad for a refreshing change from meat and potatoes.

  • Cajun fish tacos

    Published by Chatelaine on 6/1/2009
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    Go for thick fish fillets - they're best on the barbie. Supermarkets carry marinated catfish fillets that are relatively inexpensive. Throw them on the grill while you make the salsa.

  • Thai mussels

    Published by Chatelaine on 2/1/2004
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    Mussels are a fast, easy and light-tasting dinner, making them the ultimate comfort meal for a winter night. Don't forget the crusty bread to soak up all that rich fragrant sauce.

  • Succulent smoky short ribs

    Published by Chatelaine on 11/1/2005
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    Make sure to have finger bowls handy because it's going to get messy!

  • Saucy lemony ribs

    Published by Chatelaine on 11/1/2003
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  • Roast salsa chicken

    Published by Chatelaine on 1/1/1995
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    A saucy roast chicken dinner, complete with potatoes and vegetables, takes a lot less work than you think.

  • Lemon chicken with mint

    Published by Chatelaine on 6/1/2005
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    We bet this will become your last-minute grilling favourite since you only need a few dried herbs, a little Dijon and fresh lemon juice to create a flavourful baste. No long marinating needed! Sprigs of mint from the garden add a refreshing finishing touch.

  • Fresh asparagus-pea risotto

    Published by Chatelaine on 4/1/2001
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    Asparagus and lemon are a match made in heaven. Here, we've brought them together in an upscale creamy risotto--perfect for a springtime party, a light main or first course. Use vegetable broth in place of chicken and skip the prosciutto and you've got a delicious vegetarian entree.

  • Chicken and mussel bouillabaisse

    Published by Chatelaine on 4/1/2005
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    Pronounced bool-yuh-bayz, this is one of France's most famous soups, and rightly so. Made with quick-cooking mussels and chicken, it's speedy enough for weeknight dinners but still incredibly flavourful.

  • Brie-stuffed chops with apple

    Published by Chatelaine on 4/1/2006
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    Turn plain pork into fancy fare! Buy thick chops at the meat counter. Stuff with creamy brie, then simmer with a sweet apple.

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