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05/08/2008
Fresh herbs and roasted vegetables create this colorful and delicious salmon dish.
Issue #112
04/29/2013
Redolent of oregano and cinnamon, these pork kebabs owe their tenderness to a red wine marinade that helps break down even the toughest cuts of meat, like pork shoulder, which is most commonly slow-cooked in the oven or on the stove top. Continue...
Issue #111
12/19/2007
These Croatian sausages are skinless and spicy.
Issue #108
11/06/2007
Braised onions, bread, and melted cheese are the main components of this timeless dish, which epitomizes the robust cuisine of Parisian brasseries.
Issue #107
11/06/2007
The sauerkraut in this elegant appetizer, a Berlin twist on oysters florentine, lends the dish a pleasing acidity that complements good champagne.
Issue #107
08/23/2007
This irresistible dish combines lobster chunks and mushrooms swathed in a delicious mustard-cream sauce.
Issue #105
07/13/2007
Tangy, buttery, smoky, and salty—this sandwich has it all.
Issue #104
03/01/2007
This is one of the favorite main courses former New York City mayor Ed Koch cooks for himself.
Issue #100
08/29/2007
These sweet and sticky pork chops go well with mashed potatoes.
Issue #98
09/04/2007
This classic brunch item tastes best when prepared with sweet red grapefruit, preferably ruby red.
Issue #97
09/04/2007
This appetizer is loaded with spicy chorizo, assorted chiles, and hearty black beans.
Issue #97
01/16/2008
We learned an interesting technique with this recipe: leave the seeds inside the chiles so that they'll mingle with the stuffing, adding a little spark of heat.
Issue #96
01/25/2008
These tasty bivalve fritters are fried to a golden brown and topped with a creamy garlic aioli.
Issue #93
10/29/2012
The Greek dish garides saganaki, a bubbling concoction of shrimp, tomatoes, onions, peppers, and feta spiked with a shot of ouzo, was invented in the 1950s, most likely at a restaurant in a seaport like Thessaloníki.
Issue #85
10/24/2007
This rich, comforting dish is the perfect meal to eat on a cold winter night.
Issue #83
10/24/2007
This open-faced sandwich was originally served as a midnight snack at the famous Brown Hotel.
Issue #81
12/11/2007
This unusual soup, a Trader Vic invention, was perhaps inspired by the soup called boula boula, a purée of pea soup and turtle soup.
Issue #80
12/15/2005
This dish is prepared with a luminous wine from Jurançon.
Issue #79
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