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Here's one that I just got in my MS mag, and I definitely have to try this, once my tomatoes start ripening! I may have to try it before the garlic cures, which is usually around 7-20.
Bucatini Pasta with Cherry Tomato Sauce and Fresh Sage

Its funny, cause a friend of my mine made a tomato based pasta sauce with sage. I never tasted it, but in my mind it just didn't make sense to me.

This recipe, however, does make sense to me. I think its the addition of the smoked paprika that kinda ties the sage and tomatoes together for me. Haven't tried it yet, but I will give it a shot. Especially since I have som much sage growing in the garden.
 
Here's one that I just got in my MS mag, and I definitely have to try this, once my tomatoes start ripening! I may have to try it before the garlic cures, which is usually around 7-20.
Bucatini Pasta with Cherry Tomato Sauce and Fresh Sage
I made this today, and it was delicious; in case anyone copied the recipe, I figured I'd bump up the post. Super simple too. Used a different pasta, but I do that all the time.
 
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I made that last Pasta with cherry tomato sauce and sage again. That's become a favorite, and I always have sage when I have cherry tomatoes.

Today there is a new free one for the week, that looks really good. Though I'm not a fan of arugula, in something like this, as part of the chutney, I can see how it would be good.
Spice-Rubbed Roasted Chicken with Green-Herb Chutney
 
Dave, I just tried you can't get the recipe without membership.
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I confirmed Kayelle’s observation. I wonder if there is a way around it by inspecting the element in the browser derbugger? Will try it on the computer later since I’m on my iPad right now.
 
Sorry about that. Maybe they changed their system. They used to have them available for several days, without signing up for a temporary membership.
 
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There was a Globe offer of trying out Milk Street for 3 months for $1 which I did. Haven’t cooked anything yet from it but I do appreciate looking at the recipes and reading them.
 
The first recipe is similar to another one that came out recently which we made. It was good. It’s interesting that they both use pork shoulder which is a cut of meat that I never thought of using for skewers. Saved this new recipe to try later this summer.
 
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