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09/15/2011
Studded with spinach, topped with feta cheese, and infused with a hint of cinnamon, this savory casserole is based on a recipe from New York City chef Michael Psilakis.
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08/26/2011
As olive oil mingles with white wine and the sweet juices of clams in this classic pasta dish, it creates a fragrant sauce that coats the pasta. Be sure to undercook the pasta slightly so it can finish cooking in the sauce. We developed this recipe to accompany Nancy Harmon Jenkins's piece "The Essence of Olives" (May 2010).
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01/28/2011
The recipe for this wonderful regional take on mac and cheese is an adaptation of one in The Gift of Southern Cooking (Knopf, 2003) by Edna Lewis, a Southern culinary legend, and Scott Peacock, the former chef of Atlanta's Watershed restaurant. Two ingredients set this macaroni and cheese apart from the pack: grated onion and Worcestershire sauce.
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04/04/2010
This versatile sauce takes its fresh flavor from basil and its earthy bite from olive oil and garlic.
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04/04/2010
This dish is served at Macbar, a Manhattan restaurant whose menu lists a dozen mac and cheese variations.
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04/04/2010
Chef Terrance Brennan of the Manhattan restaurant Artisanal uses penne instead of the standard elbow macaroni for his take on the dish, which is topped with a crisp panko–Parmesan crust.
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02/15/2012
To make this dish the traditional Roman way, mix the cheese, eggs, pepper, and pork in a bowl to create a thick sauce before tossing it with the pasta.
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02/07/2011
These Roman-style gnocchi aren't the usual potato, ricotta, or squash kind. The recipe for these flat semolina gnocchi is an adaptation of one in David Downie's Cooking the Roman Way (HarperCollins, 2002).
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04/11/2010
This main course, a classic Roman secondo, calls for rolling thin cuts of beef around a mixture of garlic, Pecorino Romano, basil, and prosciutto. Continue...
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04/05/2010
Less is more in this elemental Roman pasta dish, which takes its spiciness from cracked black pepper toasted in oil.
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03/09/2010
3 Pasta Tips Hunter Lewis
Time-honored techniques for the best versions of Rome’s famous pasta dishes.
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03/09/2010
Making Spaghetti alla Carbonara Hunter Lewis
How to make an authentic version of this pancetta-rich favorite.
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03/09/2010
Eternal Pleasures Anya von Bremzen
Cooks in Rome are reviving the city's iconic dishes.
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03/08/2010
Guanciale Mari Uyehara
Cured pork jowl, known as guanciale, is an essential ingredient in many Roman pasta dishes.
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03/08/2010
Roman Pasta Varieties Mari Uyehara
These four sturdy pastas stand up to well to The Eternal City’s full-flavored sauces.
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03/08/2010
A Plum of a Tomato Mari Uyehara
Slender, flavorful San Marzanos are our favorite tomatoes for classic Roman pastas and stews.
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03/08/2010
Tossed with a garlicky anchovy dressing, this vegetable dish is a great foil for rich pastas and roasted meats.
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03/05/2010
This dish is flavored with guanciale, or cured pork jowl, though pancetta is a fine substitute.
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03/04/2010
Black cardamom gives this classic Southeast Asian dish a floral back note.
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05/03/2013
The recipe for this entrée was given to us by Off the Shelf, a film catering company.
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