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With five stars and more than 11,000 reviews, it’s a very green (and very easy) recipe to kick off the new year.
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The 63 names on this list stood out the most. Recipes: The team at New York Times Cooking created, tested and published about 1,000 recipes this year. These were the most popular ones.
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