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A rich, fluffy popover filled with roasted pork and pineapple chutney. The pork's richness is heightened by the pineapple's sweet, bright, tart acidity. A wild party in your mouth. A new classic?

A hand-held luau feast. Tender, smoky pulled pork combined with light, bright, sweet and tangy pineapple. Sandwiched between luscious, melting cheese and crispy grilled bread. Aloha wherever you are.

Let's explore one of the all-time great flavor combinations. Really. They bring out the best in each other. The pork's richness is heightened by the pineapple's sweet, bright, tart acidity. A wild party in your mouth. That's gluten-free with a low Glycemic Load.

I woke up in Hawaii so I'm in a total Hawaii state of mind. When I'm not here, vivid memories of pineapple upside down cake put me in this state of mind. You should try this. Incredibly delicious for dessert, brunch or breakfast. Transporting.

Delicious and aromatic. Cheap complete protein. No fat. Quick and easy. Cannellini Beans in Smoky Tomato Sauce on Creamy Polenta. $2.50 and 250 calories per 15-ounce serving. Dance it off in 30 minutes.

This wasn't supposed to be a Way. Wasn't even supposed to be a meal. It just happened. A pot of the most flavorful, satisfying, soul-warming soup. A beef brodo with everything in it.

Today: Happy National Bean Day. Tonight: something hot, steaming, rich but light. Something spectacularly delicious that cooks itself in one pot.

It's a weird thing, fish skin. It can be as a good as a really good potato chip. Thin, light, crisp, dry, slightly salty. Or it can be slippery, oily, chewy and even a little fatty. Something that could strike you as ... gross. Here's how you make the really good version.