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10/17/2000
Cretan cheeses can be difficult to find in the U.S. Try a Greek market, or cheese shops with a wide selection of international cheeses.
Issue #43
02/27/2002
In France, sauce bordelaise is based on a rich mixture of wine and brown stock. But Creole bordelaise, which Mandich uses in this signature oyster dish, is made with oil, scallions, and garlic.
Issue #40
10/24/2000
These are smaller than traditional huaraches.
Issue #36
03/08/2007
We couldn't pry the original recipe for these cornmeal pies out of chef Gloria Salmerón, but our interpretation is tasty, too.
Issue #32
03/04/2002
This throwback to the Ranch House restaurant is still a popular choice with vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.
Issue #26
03/18/2002
The meaty breasts of moulard ducks work best in this recipe.
Issue #19
09/10/2007
Browning curry powder intensifies its flavor and color and is recommended for this recipe.
Issue #10
09/10/2007
Ginger is a versatile rhizome, adding a welcome warmth to many dishes, such as fish.
Issue #10
01/23/2007
An aromatic mixture of spices liven up this basic vegetable-and-grain dish from southern India.
Issue #4
07/05/2010
Any experienced fryer of chicken will be quick to assure you that their time-tested method is the best. Continue...
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Source: NOLA Cuisine
06/14/2009
Peppery corned beef adds a bite to potato hash, and makes a perfect bed for a poached egg.
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Source: Serious Eats
06/03/2009
Top these buckwheat pancakes with sauteed apples and enjoy a sweet and hearty start to your day.
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Source: Star Chefs
06/20/2008
Fried onions dress up this classic American casserole.
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Source: Food Network
05/13/2008
Bring Trinidadian street food to the table with this recipe for pholourie bubbles of fried split pea flour lightly coated in mango chutney.
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01/08/2008
Sweet chestnuts are often incorporated into standby Thanksgiving sides, but this recipe allows them to stand alone in all their glory. Meaty in texture, sage leaves bring out their natural sweetness.
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02/06/2007
This unique curry is served with small, soft bread rolls called pav (from the Portuguese word for bread, pão) that resemble parker house rolls.
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