In this issue

Issue #4

Sort by: Recipes | Features
Courtbouillon
This hearty fish stew fairly bursts with onions, celery, and bell peppers—Acadiana's signature flavors.
Warm Chanterelle and Pancetta Salad
Use the highest quality olive oil in this salad to enhance its varied, intense flavors.
Chicken Broth with Pasta and Parsley
Parsley, long dismissed as a mere garnish, proves itself a flavorful accent in this soup.
Cheese and Smoked Ham in a Puff Pastry
A mellow béchamel sauce balances the sharpness of the cheese and the smokiness of the ham in this classic Savoyard recipe.
Meat Loaf
A savory American classic, meat loaf has been around as long as there has been ground meat.
White Wine Soup
Warm and inviting, this soup is French mountain cooking at its purest.
White Beans with Sage
Slide your spoon into a bowl of these silky beans made with the best fruity olive oil you can buy.
The Harrisons’ Olivade
This savory spread is equally at home as an elegant hors d’oeuvre, a casual snack, or in a picnic basket.
This immensely satifying sauce is just the right combination of salty, sweet, and sharp.
Stir-Fried Cabbage and Carrots
Flavorful and simple to prepare, this is a typical vegetable dish found in Indian households at lunchtime.
Spicy Pan-Fried Fish Steaks
This is a typical dish prepared from the rich abundance of ingredients found in Madras, India.
Shallot Sambar
This spicy dish marries traditional Indian spices with the split pea stew known as sambar.
Semolina with Vegetables
An aromatic mixture of spices liven up this basic vegetable-and-grain dish from southern India.
Potée
This hearty meat and vegetable stew is one of the most famous dishes in the Savoyard repertoire.
Potatoes with Mustard Seeds and Onions
The cuisine of southern India uses aromatic spices to perk up even simple dishes like this one.