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03/08/2010
This is the chowder served at the Esquire Restaurant, a 54-year-old diner near Halifax, Nova Scotia. Donna Rogers, a reader from Bedford, Nova Scotia, wrote about this soup as part of our SAVEUR 100 list in our January 2010 issue. Continue...
Issue #126
01/13/2010
Leftover raw shrimp shells lend a rich, briny flavor to this creamy soup. Continue...
Issue #126
04/10/2008
Brown rice and lentils, simmered with aromatic vegetables, cumin, and thyme, meld to make a delicious full-bodied soup.
Issue #111
01/10/2010
Redolent of warm spices, deeply flavored Cincinnati-style chili is an enduring American classic. Continue...
Issue #108
12/15/2005
President Lyndon B. Johnson's wife, Lady Bird, used to share this classic cowboy chili recipe freely with her guests.
Issue #80
10/20/2005
Chez Panisse Café chef Russell Moore made this soup at the Castello di Verduno, cooking it in the dark, over an open fire. This is our version, adapted for stove-top cooking, with the lights on.
Issue #69
02/23/2010
Gordon Fowler, an artist from Austin, Texas, knows his chili and, happily, shared his recipe with us. Continue...
Issue #57
08/23/2002
The Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite estimates that it serves about 45 gallons of soup at every seating of the annual Bracebridge Dinner.
Issue #55
10/04/2001
This is cookbook author Colman Andrews’s variation on vichyssoise.
Issue #47
10/24/2000
If you can't find fresh dandelion greens, substitute escarole in this recipe from Victoria Romanoff.
Issue #36
10/25/2011
This recipe proves that the flesh isn't just for pies but makes a delicious soup as well.
Issue #30
08/17/2007
Natives (Bonackers) of the East End in the Hamptons really know how to make chowder.
Issue #29
05/21/2007
Any scraps of smoked meat can be used to flavor this spirited, Louisiana-influenced gumbo: chicken, pork, even spicy smoked sausage.
Issue #27
11/15/2007
This recipe came from Alice Waters' book Chez Panisse Vegetables (HarperCollins, 1996).
Issue #22
03/12/2002
Forget Texas! Amateur chef Jim Clark won the 1980 Great Chili Cookoff in Galena, Illinois, with this recipe, and Benjamin’s, a local eatery, served it for years.
Issue #22
07/25/2011
This scrumptious chowder combines two popular ingredients of summer-fresh lobster and corn.
Issue #12
03/02/2007
This quintessentially Yankee seafood soup is serious business in New England.
Issue #12
04/02/2002
We altered this chowder recipe from the Crane Brook Restaurant & Tea Room by replacing hard-to-find smoked cod with smoked haddock.
Issue #12
04/02/2002
Chuck’s three-day theory is based on his quest for clear fish stock.
Issue #12
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