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07/16/2008
From Ayan Kee in a Southern Kitchen
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Source: A Yankee in a Southern Kitchen
03/31/2008
This hearty spring soup comes from a small village near Cahors, in France. It's deliciously fresh but thick enough to satisfy on a brisk spring day.
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02/12/2008
International Easter Breads Emily Halpern
Some of our favorite loaves created especially for the Easter holiday.
01/22/2008
Made from fresh key limes and topped with fresh whipped cream, this pie is a perfectly tart treat.
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04/06/2007
Easter in Rome without eggs—boiled and decorated, or made of chocolate—is inconceivable.
04/06/2007
Fun and games with marshmallows inspire whimsical Easter traditions.
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An Elegant Easter Dinner
Easter Brunch Ideas
A Guide to Lamb Cuts
How to French a Rack of Lamb
Farm-Fresh Easter Brunch Recipes
Sicilian Recipes: Sweet and Savory
The cuisine of Genoa is ornate, appetizing, and very, very different.
Iran's ancient cuisine is as complex and captivating as ever.
There seems to be a universal language when it comes to Easter candy. It's the language of eggs—foil-wrapped chocolate eggs filled with hazelnut praline from Belgium, candy-coated gianduja eggs from Italy, peanut-butter packed eggs from the States, Swedish papier-mâché eggs brimming with licorice, sweet and sour gummies, and more. What once signified fertility and rebirth for pagans, then became a symbol of resurrection once the holiday became a Christian one, now seems to be the most popular (and filling-friendly) shape in the wide world of Easter candy. (Chocolate eggs first showed up in Europe in the nineteenth century—the solid variety preceded the hollow—and their popularity shows no signs of waning.) Here are some of the best international Easter candies for your consumption (with a bunny thrown in for good measure) that you can still order in time for the holiday. —Gabriella Gershenson
Around the world, a variety of dishes help commemorate the end of the Lenten fast. From the Russian paskha, a rich sweetened cheese to the Finnish pulla, a braided, cardamom-spiced bread, these 12 recipes celebrate global Easter food traditions.
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