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01/17/2013
A last-minute addition of baking soda to the batter makes these classic waffles especially airy and crisp.
Issue #153
11/06/2012
The recipe for these potted meatballs is adapted from Arthur Schwartz's Jewish Home Cooking: Yiddish Recipes Revisited (Ten Speed Press, 2008).
Issue #151
11/02/2011
The custardy batter for dish, a cousin of Yorkshire pudding, puffs like an enormous popover in the oven.
Issue #142
10/30/2011
This sweet and savory pizza, adapted from a recipe by Michael Leviton, chef and co-owner of Area Four in Cambridge, Massachussetts, showcases the flavor of six kinds of onion.
Issue #142
09/13/2011
The recipe for this classic pie will work in home ovens; it's our adaptation of a recipe from chef Tony Gemignani, owner of Tony's Pizza Napoletana in San Francisco.
Issue #135
11/17/2010
This recipe is based on one from La Buvette des Bains restaurant in Geneva, Switzerland.
Issue #134
09/13/2010
Bake these Turkish spiced lamb and tomato flat breads on a heated pizza stone in the oven so that the crust and topping cook evenly.
Issue #132
09/13/2012
The secret to this ultracreamy macaroni and cheese? A little Velveeta mixed in with the other cheeses.
Issue #129
04/19/2010
Our May 2010 issue is full of classic comfort foods like this delicious meat loaf. We based this recipe on one in Lobel’s Meat Bible by Stanley, Evan, Mark, and David Lobel (Chronicle Books, 2009). Continue...
Issue #129
04/04/2010
Chef Terrance Brennan of the Manhattan restaurant Artisanal uses penne instead of the standard elbow macaroni for his take on the dish, which is topped with a crisp panko–Parmesan crust.
Issue #129
04/30/2013
These stuffed corn-masa cakes are the national dish of El Salvador. Continue...
Issue #127
01/27/2010
The seasoned chickpea mixture for this falafel should have a coarse texture. This will ensure a crisp shell and a moist interior. Continue...
Issue #124
10/13/2009
A pita sandwich of griddled spiced meats and onions, this is one of Jerusalem’s most beloved street foods.
Issue #124
07/01/2010
Pimento cheese is a popular burger topping in and around Columbia, South Carolina. The cheese gives so much flavor to the burger that you won't need ketchup.
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Issue #122
04/22/2010
For these addictively tasty burgers, ground beef is pressed onto the griddle with paper-thin slices of onion and seared until crisp around the edges. Continue...
Issue #122
04/07/2010
Some say that the patty melt — a griddled sandwich of ground beef, caramelized onions, cheese, and rye bread — isn't technically a burger, because it has no bun. We love it just the same.
Issue #122
07/13/2009
You can find variations on this delicious burger, which consists of ground beef and spicy chorizo topped with crunchy fried potatoes, in Cuban-American communities all over Miami.
Issue #122
07/13/2009
John Greeley, the chef at the ‘21’ Club in New York City, grinds beef chuck and beef round with a couple of tablespoons of duck fat to make this tasty burger.
Issue #122
07/13/2009
Over-the-top burgers like this one—topped with a fried egg, pickled beets, and pineapple rings—are popular in Australia.
Issue #122
07/13/2009
This burger, created by the chef Hubert Keller, is an adaptation of the French dish known as tournedos rossini: filet mignon with foie gras and truffles.
Issue #122
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