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11/18/2010
The recipe for this comforting soup is based on one from Budapest chef András Singer, who crumbles matzo to make his matzo balls, giving them a striated texture. We found that using baking powder makes them even more springy and airy.
Issue #134
11/18/2010
The recipe for these flaky crescent pastries was inspired by one from Karmela Bàlò, owner of the Cari Mama bakery in Budapest.
Issue #134
11/18/2010
Halved hard-boiled eggs are a great vehicle for scoops of chopped liver.
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11/12/2010
Serve this spiced ice cream on its own or scooped on top of warm fruit crisps, cobblers, or pies, particularly apple.
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11/12/2010
Buttermilk gives these old-fashioned cake doughnuts their tangy appeal; a dusting of sugar and freshly grated nutmeg adds a spicy crunch.
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11/10/2010
The recipe for this cool and creamy dessert is based on one in Pushpesh Pant's India Cookbook (Phaidon, 2010).
Issue #134
10/31/2011
Heston Blumenthal, chef at the Fat Duck in Bray, England, gave us the recipe for this dish, which was inspired by his trip to Transylvania.
Issue #132
09/15/2010
Joe's Stone Crab is famous for this creamy sauce, which it serves as a condiment for stone crab claws. It's also a great dressing for sandwiches, salads, or other chilled seafood.
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09/15/2010
This piquant Middle Eastern dip is based on a recipe from author Peter Balakian. It takes its sweet and sour flavor from pomegranate molasses.
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09/08/2010
Serve this garlicky, cumin-spiced Middle Eastern side dish with grilled lamb chops or chicken.
Issue #132
02/11/2011
These simple gelled fruit desserts—based on a recipe in chef Marco Pierre White's The Mirabelle Cookbook (Random House, 1999)—are an elegant way to serve summer berries.
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07/13/2010
In this classic Swiss dessert, gelatin is used in a creamy custard that's set between two layers of tart raspberry and strawberry cream. It's best to make this dish one day ahead and let it set in the refrigerator overnight.
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07/13/2010
In this classic French dish, typically served as a first course, gelatin is used to encase poached eggs in a delicate consommé.
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07/13/2010
The New York City–based chef Pichet Ong uses gelatin and citrus juice to coat strawberries in a sweet sauce before plating them with cubes of coconut-flavored gelatin.
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07/13/2010
Refreshing molded salads like this one were wildly popular when a version of this recipe was first published, in Knox Gelatine: Dainty Dishes for Dainty People.
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07/13/2010
Chef Eric Ripert of Le Bernardin in New York City pairs Kumamoto oysters on the half shell with tiny, melt-in-your-mouth cubes of aspic in various flavors.
Issue #131
04/26/2013
The recipe for this pickle is a version of one described in The Folk Art of Japanese Country Cooking by Gaku Homma (North Atlantic Books, 1991).
Issue #130
06/29/2012
This bright-tasting relish is one of our favorite uses for summer corn.
Issue #130
02/14/2012
A thick, well-marbled cut—a rib eye, strip, or porterhouse—works best for this olive oil– and herb-topped steak. The dish is based on one served by the Italian-born chef Cesare Casella at Salumeria Rosi in New York City.
Issue #129
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