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04/09/2008
This simple dish, a favorite of home cooks across Cyprus, makes a light repast that’s perfect for summer.
Issue #111
12/11/2007
This was a popular dish at Trader Vic's in Beverly Hills.
Issue #80
01/09/2006
Machacado, from the verb machacar (to pound), describes the shreds of dried beef in this dish.
Issue #76
09/26/2005
This pre-boucherie dish from southern Louisiana showcases the region's specialty, fresh crawfish.
Issue #65
10/24/2000
To give this golden dish more color, add a diced ripe tomato.
Issue #36
04/02/2002
The debate rages on as to the origin of this San Francisco dish—“Joe’s” restaurant has seen several incarnations. Original Joe’s on Taylor Street, however, has had it on the menu for 59 years.
Issue #12
05/18/2010
Robert Love reminds us that true carbonara isn’t made with heavy cream and that the sauce is “perfect for spring.”
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Source: Food & Love
03/31/2010
The phrase pasta salad often conjures unpleasant thoughts of mayonnaise-laden picnic fare, but this elegant version, from the blog the Gastronomer’s Guide, might change your mind. Continue...
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Source: Gastronomer's Guide
12/05/2009
Serve this ultra-tender New Mexican pork—perfect for both the stove or the slow cooker—with corn tortillas. Top the dish with an egg for a breakfast made in heaven. Continue...
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Source: The Comfort is Always Here
11/18/2009
Woodsy, earthy mushrooms are balanced with creamy polenta and an unctuous, soft-cooked egg, which blankets the dish. It’s comfort food made elegant. Continue...
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Source: The Kitchn
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