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09/05/2012
Mostardabest served with meats, an assortment of boiled cuts, or cheeses that can take its sharpness.
Issue #150
09/25/2012
Cooks in the Alpine village of Oulx flavor this tart with red wine and cinnamon to honor the town's patron saint, Sant'Antonio.
Issue #134
07/18/2008
Savory and sweet, this rustic Mediterranean nut-and-raisin sauce is a staple on the Italian island of Ischia, off the coast of Naples.
Issue #113
07/18/2008
Foriana sauce makes a great alternative for the bread crumb stuffing often used on baked or broiled clams.
Issue #113
01/16/2008
These delightful fritters are essentially Südtirol-style apple doughnuts.
Issue #96
10/23/2000
This is our version of the traditional Friulian cake made for us by Ennio Furlan at Agriturismo de Carvalho in Friuli.
Issue #35
10/19/2000
This southern Italian classic might be named after the cheese that tops it—but some Sicilians think the title comes from palmigiana, their dialect word for ''shutter'', describing the way the eggplant slices are often overlapped.
Issue #34
03/11/2002
This unusual recipe comes from Italy’s Slavic-flavored Friuli region. Although usually a first course, it can be served as dessert.
Issue #22
10/03/2012
There's no need for meat in this hearty, multi-course vegetarian menu featuring the best of fall's bounty.
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10/12/2009
Fall is the perfect time to find ripe, juicy pears —combine them with rich, pungent blue cheese to create a delectable pizza.
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Source: New York Times
09/03/2009
The topping possibilities are endless for focaccia, but we like this one with fresh figs, goat cheese, and pine nuts. Continue...
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Source: Local Lemons
08/03/2009
Every year, I look forward to a new harvest of apples: lemony Mutsus, crisp and sweet Royal Galas, sturdy, winy Romes, the temperamental but flavor-filled Cox's Orange Pippins, and more. Continue...
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Source: Cooks.com
12/07/2008
Salty proscuitto and tart pomegranates balance each other out in this savory salad.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
05/17/2008
Hot and sweet, this recipe for chutney will keep for months and it makes a lively accompaniment to many traditional Indian dishes.
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Source: Health Central
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