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02/01/2013
A Chinese New Year treat, these daikon and rice flour cakes are flavored with savory dried sausage and served with a spicy hoisin sauce.
Issue #153
02/18/2012
Serve these garlicky shrimp with lots of crusty bread.
Issue #145
07/28/2011
This over-the-top Americanized paella gets its smoky kick from paprika and chorizo.
Issue #128
03/18/2010
Store-bought wonton wrappers are perfect for making ravioli, as we discovered while we were testing recipes for our most recent SAVEUR 100. Continue...
Issue #126
12/16/2009
A dark brown roux is the flavor base for this Cajun stew, which works just as well with shrimp.
Issue #126
01/09/2010
Like the cooks at Crook's Corner, the celebrated restaurant in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, we recommend using stone-ground grits. Continue...
Issue #119
03/09/2009
This Cajun dish, similar to succotash, pairs well with rice and seafood or chicken. This version comes from Commander’s Palace in New Orleans.
Issue #119
11/10/2008
Bagoong, a pungent, earth-colored fermented shrimp paste, lends this traditional Philippine dish a pleasing depth of flavor.
Issue #116
07/13/2007
This Russian preparation is a delightful and simple dish of scallops and shrimp.
Issue #104
03/01/2007
Like veal parmesan, this dish—redolent of garlic and white wine—is a purely Italian-American creation.
Issue #100
09/04/2007
Mirlitons are a type of pale green squash, they have a clean, crisp texture and taste like a cross between a zucchini and a cucumber.
Issue #97
10/20/2005
Chez Panisse Café chef Russell Moore made this soup at the Castello di Verduno, cooking it in the dark, over an open fire. This is our version, adapted for stove-top cooking, with the lights on.
Issue #69
03/06/2007
Flavored with shrimp, garlic, and zingy flakes of red pepper, this pasta dish is devilishly good.
Issue #58
07/05/2007
This spicy shrimp dish gets its kick from hot sauce and red pepper flakes.
Issue #48
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
02/15/2007
For those who take their grits seriously, we suggest using the coarse-ground variety for this quintessentially Southern dish.
Issue #41
02/15/2007
This gumbo hails from Mobile, Alabama, instead of Acadiana, but does include the traditional ingredients—peppers, okra, and filé powder.
Issue #41
06/21/2007
We whipped up this tasty dish during a trip to Venice, using fresh ingredients we found at the local markets.
Issue #38
02/03/2009
Purists may note that this Italian-American specialty isn't really scampi (Adriatic crayfish)—but as its name promises, it really is shrimp cooked scampi-style.
Issue #28
03/06/2007
This traditional Genoese soup is loaded with fresh seafood, herbs, and vegetables.
Issue #25
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