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Issue #26
An abundance of fresh herbs makes up the bulk of this unique sauce, while apricot preserves add just a hint of sweetness.
We were served these healthful but tasty muffins at the Ranch House Restaurant, where they are a brunch staple.
People have strong opinions about the Monte Cristo sandwich, a double-decker of Swiss cheese, ham, and chicken or turkey, battered, fried, and dusted with confectioners' sugar, served with jelly on the side.
We love this buttery pastry recipe, which is so versatile it can be used for a variety of fillings, with or without the pecans.
This is a hearty, rich dish and perfect for those chilly fall nights.
This seasoning blend makes innovative use of a variety of fresh herbs.
Cream cheese is the secret ingredient in this recipe—it smooths out the pâté beautifully.
This Indian dish enhances the chicken with warm, exotic spices and fresh herbs.
The Asian-inspired marinade used to flavor this steak is both tangy and sweet, adding some welcome spice to the grill.
The combination of coffee and pralines makes this dessert simply, well, delightful.
You don’t need to rely solely on fresh tomatoes to impart the taste of summer.
This simple recipe reveals the flavor superiority of san marzano tomatoes.
Author Paul Levy says that he and his wife have used this dish to introduce many dinner guests to asafetida and its unusual, trufflelike flavor.
This Mexican holiday rice is adapted from Aída Gabilondo's Mexican Family Cooking (Fawcett Columbine, 1986).
