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03/05/2010
Traditionally, this recipe calls for Spanish calçots and ñora peppers. Scallions and ancho chiles are good substitutes.
Issue #128
12/05/2005
Grilling imparts a smoky flavor to these delicate spears.
Issue #75
08/30/2005
Piri-piri sauce usually gets its tang from lemon juice, vinegar, or whiskey.
Issue #59
01/23/2001
All over Spain and Portugal, meat and seafood are cooked on large, flat iron griddles, or planchas; cast-iron skillets are a perfect substitute.
Issue #42
06/18/2010
Littleneck clams are the main attraction in this elegant and flavorful cucumber-almond gazpacho from Chef Wylie Dufresne, of New York City's wd~50.
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08/26/2002
The Catalan verb escalivar means to cook in hot ashes (caliu, and escalivada, an assortment of roasted vegetables, is traditionally made exactly that way.
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