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11/07/2000
This is a popular dish at dim sum restaurants in Hong Kong and at Cantonese restaurants in America.
Issue #25
11/15/2007
This unusual recipe, from Julia Child's The Way to Cook (Random House, 1989), produces a moist goose with crisp skin.
Issue #22
04/26/2011
The cooking time for white asparagus depends on its age and thickness. Test for doneness as you go.
Issue #20
03/06/2007
A favorite in Thailand, this dessert combines coconut-infused rice with refreshingly sweet mango.
Issue #18
12/04/2000
Today, all kinds of vegetables, fish, and even fruit are served with miso sauce.
Issue #16
12/04/2000
Oysters in Japan are a cherished taste of the sea in early winter.
Issue #16
11/14/2007
Our best recipe for simple pumpkin pie made with a fresh pumpkin filling.
Issue #15
03/21/2002
This recipe is a special-occasion variation on the stuffed cabbage common to Middle Eastern and Eastern European cuisines.
Issue #15
08/08/2007
Empanadas were first mentioned in Chile in 1652, and were probably introduced there by the conquistadores.
Issue #14
06/28/2007
There is no shortage of crab in Alaska in July and August. We even found it tucked amid layers of sliced potatoes in this sweet but rich summer classic.
Issue #13
05/02/2007
This Mexican dish is flavored with epazote, a fragrant herb traditionally paired with black beans.
Issue #12
03/02/2007
This quintessentially Yankee seafood soup is serious business in New England.
Issue #12
09/11/2007
Steaming the lamb makes the meat so tender it falls off the bone
Issue #10
03/01/2007
We discovered this tasty dish on a visit to the Hog Island Oyster Company in Tomales Bay, California.
Issue #7
03/01/2007
In Morocco, this salad is typically made with wild mallow leaves, but feel free to substitute greens that are easier to find.
Issue #7
03/23/2007
In Hong Kong, this fragrant broth is served as a beverage throughout the meal.
Issue #6
03/23/2007
The use of the whole fish in this Cantonese-inspired dish makes for an impressive presentation.
Issue #6
01/27/2007
Sweet and delicate lobster, swimming in a rich, creamy sauce … enough said.
Issue #5
01/26/2007
Choy sum’s slightly bitter taste stands up well to assertive flavors such as wine vinegar and shallots.
Issue #5
01/23/2007
Spicy, spicy, spicy—this Indian snack from Madras will awaken all your senses.
Issue #4
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