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Issue #53
Although widely recognized by its French name, béchamel, this sauce has been known in Italy as besciamella.
The secret to getting this dish just right is in cooking the fish at the proper temperature.
Nothing says summer like fresh raspberry shortcake topped with a dollop of cool whipped cream.
The tarragon-infused sauce of this preparation enhances the delicate flavor of the fish.
Made without yeast, the author's father's ginger beer is flat, not carbonated as the beverage usually is—but it's still wonderfully refreshing.
This popular Sunday dish is made from the most sought-after cut of pork.
Author Eugenia Bone likes to make these fritters with fresh zucchini from her garden.
Draping the trout with lettuce leaves keeps it moist as it poaches.
This refreshing salad improves in flavor if allowed to rest for a while before it's served.
