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03/25/2012
Crisp, salty pancetta, earthy parsley, and lemon combine beautifully in this salad from Houston's Dolce Vita restaurant.
Issue #135
10/02/2007
This dish is based on one made by chef Joshua McFadden at Franny's, an Italian restaurant in Brooklyn, New York.
Issue #106
01/11/2006
A simple, cold spaghetti dish ennobled by Sevruga caviar.
Issue #81
12/12/2005
This salad depends for its flavor and texture on fresh (not frozen) squid and dried (not canned) chickpeas. Other bitter greens, like curly endive or radicchio, may be substituted for wild chicory.
Issue #78
11/14/2005
For this salad, Cesare Casella of Beppe in New York City uses only the Tuscan dried beans he imports. He recommends a mixture of beans that is pleasingly varied in color, size, and texture.
Issue #72
10/20/2005
Much prized in Italy and France, and especially in Piedmont and Nice, cardoons are in season from about October through February.
Issue #69
03/06/2007
This recipe appeared in Eugenia Bone’s “Feast of the Seven Fishes,” in which she describes her family’s traditional Italian Christmas Eve feast (December 1998).
Issue #31
03/11/2002
We got this simple dish from a California radicchio grower.
Issue #23
02/15/2007
Ripe, juicy tomatoes and an elegant simplicity of approach—this moist, flavorful salad reflects Tuscan cooking at its best.
Issue #6
05/13/2009
In this no-cook dish, briny olives offset crisp, refreshing raw fennel.
Does Not Apply
Source: Vic's Recipes
12/07/2008
Salty proscuitto and tart pomegranates balance each other out in this savory salad.
Does Not Apply
Source: Smitten Kitchen
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