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New year, new you, new recipes, right? Give your go-to list of recipes a refresh in 2017 and try out the following 15 dishes you're guaranteed to love. Based on Pinterest's predicted food trends of 2017 and what we know everyone will be cooking next year, these are the things you should learn how to cook, from vegan "pulled pork" sandwiches to buddha bowls and more. You'll be seeing these trendy recipes everywhere, so you'll want to be a part of the conversation and try them out for yourself one by one.
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