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12/15/2012
This hearty dish of beans and pork is the quintessential Brazilian comfort food. It is traditionally served with garlic rice, sautéed collard greens, a tangy vinaigrette, and farofa, toasted cassava flour.
Issue #153
10/28/2012
In Cuba, escabeche, a vinegar and olive-oil pickling sauce, is synonymous with sierra (sawfish), much appreciated for its firm, white flesh.
Issue #150
07/12/2012
This creamy-zesty pasta casserole combines shrimp, melted cheese, and béchamel.
Issue #148
05/22/2012
Any tender, skin-on white fish can be used in this dish, which is topped with spicy shrimp sauce.
Issue #148
05/22/2012
Fresh water buffalo cheese melted over filet mignon is a classic dish of Soure, Brazil; mozzarella is a perfect substitute.
Issue #148
01/09/2011
This recipe for a hearty soup made with cassava, beef, chicken, and pork is based on one in Secrets of Colombian Cooking by Patricia McCausland-Gallo (Hippocrene, 2004).
Issue #136
04/30/2013
These stuffed corn-masa cakes are the national dish of El Salvador. Continue...
Issue #127
01/05/2009
Our favorite method for whole roasted fish is a Portuguese-inspired preparation that combines red snapper, sausage, potatoes, clams, olives, and fennel.
Issue #117
01/05/2009
Oven-cooked meats, which work their wonders without much intervention, are a boon to home cooks.
Issue #117
11/06/2007
These delicious tamales are wrapped and steamed in banana leaves.
Issue #107
12/20/2012
Chimichurri, a kind of spicy, vinegar-laced pesto, is the condiment of choice with the asado, or grilled beef, of Argentina.
Issue #103
03/01/2007
In this dish, the fish is cut into irregular strips, not into the cube shape common in most of Peru.
Issue #100
09/04/2007
This gently spiced sandwich is a unique and tasty way to serve turkey.
Issue #97
10/23/2000
Rosa Angelita Castro de Flores made us this Argentine classic—whose name means ''hunger killer''—at El Bordo de las Lanzas.
Issue #35
10/23/2000
Locro, which is also made with beef, is always served as a main course, with rice.
Issue #35
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
03/14/2002
Based on a combination of Spanish and indigenous Peruvian techniques and ingredients, this classic Peruvian stew was eagerly anticipated weekday fare in the author's childhood home.
Issue #21
03/14/2002
An ancient culinary tradition all but forgotten in urban Peru until the 1980s, huatia—food baked in pits lined with hot stones—has been traced back at least to the Incas.
Issue #21
08/08/2007
This classic Chilean dish is a distant relative of England's cottage pie.
Issue #14
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