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01/30/2013
The Italian anchovy sauce colatura di alici lends a deep umani flavor to this pasta dish from chef Justin Smillie of Manhattan's Il Buco Alimentari & Vineria. This recipe first appeared in the iPad edition of our Jan/Feb 2013 issue along the article Il Buco Alimentari & Vineria.
Issue #153
05/02/2012
In Corsica, these herb-packed cheese dumplings showcase the wild greens of the island and make a great starter course to a summer meal.
Issue #147
04/18/2012
Fresh pasta, whether homemade or bought, is ideal for these hearty cannelloni, baked in zesty tomato sauce.
Issue #147
01/17/2008
The savory flavor of the lamb combined with the cool creaminess of the yogurt makes for a unique soup.
Issue #95
10/13/2005
These small ridged gnocchi are perfect for "grabbing" the hearty sauce in this dish.
Issue #68
10/13/2005
Pani carasàu is a staple bread for Sardinian shepherds and can be turned into herb-flavored snacks, broken into bits and added to soup, deep-fried into instant fritters, or, as here, utilized as a form of pasta.
Issue #68
09/06/2007
This is the "national dish" of Barcelona, introduced to the city by Italian restaurateurs in the 19th century.
Issue #9
08/31/2007
This is our version of the hearty beef ravioli we tasted while doing a story on the cuisine of Nice.
Issue #8
05/16/2012
Corsican cuisine is a blend of the island's French, Italian and Mediterranean influences, with a flair all its own.
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10/01/2009
Parmesan, provolone, and basil stuffing help a sometimes lackluster skirt steak come to life. Cooked in a tomato mushroom sauce, the steak becomes a fantastic topping for pasta. Continue...
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Source: Sass and Veracity
02/24/2008
The punch of saltiness in this dish comes from feta cheese, briny olives, and marinated artichoke hearts. When we're making orzo salads for picnics, we like to add a squeeze of lemon juice for extra brightness.
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Source: My Recipes
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