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Bobby Flay

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Onion Ring Barbecue Burgers

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By Bobby Flay
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Deluxe toppings of bacon and onion rings make these burgers stand out at the cookout. Smoked cheddar adds extra depth — along with melty goodness — to the savory burgers. Topping with your favorite barbecue sauce lets you decide if you want to push the burger in a tangier or sweeter direction. These burgers will be the star of the show thanks to their toppings. Crispy seared bacon and smoked cheddar provide double the savoriness, while buttermilk-dredged onion rings bring the crunch.
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This Iconic San Francisco Dish Still Draws Crowds

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By Bobby Flay
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This tomato-based stew is packed with tons of fresh seafood — and easy to customize based on whatever's available and in season. Bottled clam juice brings even more briny coastal flavor to the savory wine-spiked broth. The fresh-as-can-be seafood takes just minutes to cook through, meaning you'll have an impressive dinner on the table in no time.
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Skirt Steak with Salsa Macha

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By Bobby Flay
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The salsa macha delivers slight heat with nutty richness and subtle sweetness. A well-balanced spice rub creates a deeply browned crust without overpowering the beef. High-heat cooking keeps the skirt steak juicy and helps it develop a flavorful char. Skirt steak is prized for its quick-cooking nature, making it ideal for high-heat grilling and weeknight meals.
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