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03/19/2011
Maple syrup intensifies the sweetness of tomatoes in this recipe for Tomate Confite au Sirop d'Érable. Serve these with toothpicks as an appetizer or on salads, pizza, and pastas.
Issue #136
12/15/2005
Pot-au-feu (whose name literally means pot on the fire) was one of the specialties at the popular Le Goxoki in Pau. This is their recipe.
Issue #79
10/24/2000
To subtly change the flavor of this consommé, you can add lemon or lime zest, or use different combinations of herbs.
Issue #36
10/20/2000
A long roasting time intensifies the flavor of the tomatoes—but use very good ones to begin with.
Issue #34
10/20/2000
Corsicans often make this dish with loup de mer, or sea bass. Farm-raised striped bass is a good substitute in America.
Issue #34
03/20/2002
Perfect ingredients are Maximin’s tools as he transforms simple food into unforgettable meals.
Issue #17
08/21/2002
The success of this simple soup depends on the quality of the tomatoes with which it's made.
Issue #5
09/05/2012
While the days are still warm and evenings begin to feel pleasantly crisp, host a simple but elegant dinner party with this menu. Peak tomatoes are delicious stuffed and roasted, garden-grown thyme is the perfect adornment for simple grilled lamb chops, and a blackberry-apple cake topped with a dollop of crème fraîche makes the most of the overlap of seasons.
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07/09/2009
Using these two cooking techniques keeps the chicken crisp on the outside, moist and tender on the inside.
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Source: Bitten
06/24/2009
Lots of tender vegetables make this soup a meal in itself.
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Source: Recipe Zaar
06/21/2009
Garlic, onions, and red wine give this stew plenty of rich flavor.
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Source: Farmgirl Fare
09/26/2008
This thick and filling stew is perfect on a cold winter day.
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Source: Farmgirl Fare
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