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Though typically not used in this dish, persillade and tarragon are indispensible for chicken. (Pictured: coq au vin)

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I've never made lasagna but it's a top priority.

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I learned about many delicious, healthy foods while living in Japan. Check out my homemade California Rolls and Tuna Sashimi.

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Try mashing canned chickpeas with sesame seeds and olive oil for a cheap and easy derivative of hummus.

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I've tried for years to steal their secret pancake recipe but I just can't crack the technology!

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The sushi I had in Stockholm was one of the best meals of my life. As with many things, when it comes to food, the Scandinavians are world-class.

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