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Issue #98
Tangy and refreshing, this dressing can be used to dress any combination of mixed greens. We've also made it with juice from regular lemons, and the results were just as delicious, if a bit more tart.
In Lawton Mackall's Knife and Fork in New York (Doubleday & Company, 1949), chicken divan is described as a "runaway success dish year in, year out…sliced chicken breast on broccoli in a sherry-laced sauce of cheese and cream, browned and brought to table bubbling hot." Continue...
This baked ham makes a lovely entrée for a Christmas dinner, but it's delicious any day of the year.
Sweet and soothing with a nice little kick, this drink is sure to warm many a heart.
This out-of-the-ordinary rum punch forsakes the standard tropical fruit juices for black tea, lime juice, and nutmeg.
Shepherd's pie is a hearty one-pot meal sure to satisfy even the hungriest bunch.
Some cooks age their Christmas pudding for up to a year. This recipe is much quicker but yields equally good results.
This tasty punch is a great way to drink your milk and have your rum, too.
This chutney is so good you will find yourself licking up every last drop.
These sweet and sticky pork chops go well with mashed potatoes.
Trinidad black cake uses two uniquely West Indian ingredients: mixed essence and burnt sugar syrup.
