Pedro Ximenez balsamic adds a flair to gourmet cooking. A
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Fresh catch: Grilled swordfish with asparagusmsnbc.comDrizzle with extra virgin olive oil, season with salt and pepper. Grill until cooked, about two minutes, turning once or twice. Drizzle with a touch of balsamic vinegar, reserve. For asparagus salad: Trim woody end of asparagus. |
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Grill 'Em AllNew York TimesThe first is a luxurious, nearly mayonnaiselike concoction of raw egg yolks and olive oil, fragrant with garlic, funky with anchovy. Ashkinaze's is richer than Caesar. “I always add an extra yolk,” Ashkinaze says. “You really need this dressing to hold ... |
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