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11/09/2011
This recipe for roast goose comes from executive chef Brian Alberg of the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Issue #143
09/14/2011
Seasoned with fresh rosemary and garlic, this juicy beef tenderloin is the perfect main dish to serve to big groups; any leftovers can be used in sandwiches the day after.
Issue #141
10/07/2010
Braised with wine, sauerkraut, apples, and onions, this turkey comes out incredibly moist and aromatic.
Issue #133
10/13/2009
Brushing a simple herb butter over the turkey before and during cooking is a straightforward, time-honored way of achieving great flavor and crisp skin.
Issue #124
10/09/2008
The secret to this exceptionally juicy turkey is in the wrap.
Issue #115
11/06/2007
During the postwar restaurant boom, this roast was the epitome of fine dining. We happen to agree.
Issue #107
03/01/2007
The tried-and-true Thanksgiving bird provides a feast for family and friends alike.
Issue #79
11/19/2007
This savory stuffing recipe and the turkey roasting method belongs to newspaper food editor Clementine Paddleford.
Issue #62
09/13/2005
This is our adaptation of an autumn dish that chef Eric Mann, of the Bear Cafe in New York's Hudson River valley, made for us.
Issue #62
04/06/2007
A flavorful but underappreciated cut of meat, fresh ham—an un-cured leg of pork—is great for roasting and braising. This recipe is a version of a Mexican adobado, a preparation that calls for slathering meat with chile paste and then grilling, frying, or roasting it.
Issue #55
11/19/2007
This recipe comes from chef Guy Savoy, who not only stuffs his turkey with foie gras, but also uses super-premium poulet de bresse.
Issue #46
06/14/2007
Fresh, unsmoked ham makes a delicious roast.
Issue #42
12/12/2007
A crown roast of pork with stuffing mounded in the middle is a dramatic presentation piece—and very easy to carve.
Issue #31
11/14/2007
There are many views on how best to cook a turkey. We recommend the following method for a moist, crisp-skinned bird.
Issue #15
05/07/2009
A cumin-cayenne rub lends heat and bite to the roast beef.
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Source: New York Times
04/13/2009
Sweet apples and crunchy pine nuts icontrast nicely with the rich, fatty goose.
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Source: Venere
01/23/2008
An impressive main course to serve during the holidays.
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Source: Bucky McOinkum's Barbecue
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