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Garlicky Fried Vegetables

With markets and roadside stands piled high with colorful vegetables, there's no better time to discover new ways to serve them. These change-of-pace dishes--Green Beans With Blue Cheese and an oven-fried medley with dipping sauce--are definitely worth a try. For quick and even cooking, cut all vegetables in a recipe about the same size.


  • Green Beans With Blue Cheese
  • Garlicky Fried Vegetables
  • Horseradish Sauce

    *Store these recipes into your E-Cookbook.









    This article is from the July 2005 issue of Southern Living.

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