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07/13/2009
This burger, created by the chef Hubert Keller, is an adaptation of the French dish known as tournedos rossini: filet mignon with foie gras and truffles.
Issue #122
07/21/2008
Four small pekin breasts or two large magret breasts make a rich, meaty counterpoint to the sweet, chunky figs in brandy.
Issue #113
01/16/2008
This appetizer is a famous and now classic dish that's served at Wolfgang Puck's Chinois on Main in Santa Monica.
Issue #96
10/29/2007
This recipe is one of the many popular duck dishes served at the Bay Wolf restaurant in Oakland, California.
Issue #39
08/13/2007
Rich and satiny, this stock works well with many hearty dishes.
Issue #39
08/13/2007
The great thing about rendering your own duck fat is that you end up with a batch of cracklings—delicious to snack on, sprinkled with salt.
Issue #39
11/02/2000
Long cooking yields a tender duck with perfectly crisped skin—with amazingly little effort.
Issue #39
10/26/2000
This recipe is from the famous Chez Panisse Café Cookbook by Alice Waters.
Issue #38
03/08/2007
This inventive treatment of foie gras came from New York's elegant Four Seasons Pool Room.
Issue #32
03/19/2002
After discovering these lentils, food author Colette Rossant created this dish.
Issue #18
06/18/2010
Chef Jose Garces, of Philadelphia's Amada Restaurant, fashions a modern mix of Oriental flavors, with which succulent duck, roasted to perfection, is served in an updated traditional style within steamed bao topped with zesty togarashi mayonnaise and pickled carrots.
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