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Bulgar Stuffing Beefs Up Eggplant
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If you're like most people, you tend to make weeknight dinners
from things tossed together in a pan - or even from items ordered
from the nearest carry-out. But every once in a while - usually on
weekends - you may enjoy playing with your food a little more.
These hearty, Middle Eastern-inspired bulgur-stuffed eggplant
rolls fit into the "weekend" category. They don't take long to make,
but involve a variety of ingredients and several preparation steps.
Of course, you can ma...
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Sesame oil adds to condiment collection
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Open Sesame
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