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02/14/2012
A thick, well-marbled cut—a rib eye, strip, or porterhouse—works best for this olive oil– and herb-topped steak. The dish is based on one served by the Italian-born chef Cesare Casella at Salumeria Rosi in New York City.
Issue #129
04/05/2010
Piri-piri refers both to a kind of chile (the African bird’s-eye) and to any of a variety of spicy red sauces made with chiles in many parts of Africa.
Issue #129
03/01/2010
When preparing a chicken for frying, cook Tom Sheron of the Hollyhock Hill restaurant in Indianapolis halves the breast crosswise instead of lengthwise, leaving the wishbone intact. Continue...
Issue #112
05/25/2012
The rosemary-infused honey gives this salmon dish a sweet and aromatic flavor.
Issue #95
09/01/2005
This dish is served at the elite China Club in Beijing.
Issue #60
05/21/2007
Beef ribs are chewier than pork ribs, but can be succulent if cooked correctly.
Issue #27
06/18/2007
The recipe for this tumala is a lighter version of its predecessor, an ancient casserole of layered meats, cheese, egg, and rice.
Issue #18
05/06/2002
This is our version of Memphis's Gus's Fried Chicken's secret fried chicken recipe.
Issue #11
05/02/2007
This recipe comes from Mexican Family Cooking by Aída Gabilondo.
Issue #10
04/06/2012
Inspired by the street foods of coastal city Ensenada, this tostada is a perfect combination of citrus, spicy chiles, and fresh seafood. This recipe was developed by Border Grill Las Vegas Executive Chef Mike Minor.
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07/12/2010
An unpretentious but dazzling flavor combination of tangerine and fish makes this dish from Zen Can Cook a winner. Also included is a delicious recipe for a bed of farro, black rice, and baby spinach. The pairing is wonderful.
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Source: www.zencancook.com
05/20/2010
This Puerto Rico-influenced dish from The Noshery is a wonderful rendition of the classic marinade. Served cold, it can be made ahead of time for a fabulously flavored spring dish without turning on the stove.
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Source: The Noshery
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