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10/23/2000
Ask your butcher to debone the veal, reserving the bones for you.
Issue #35
03/08/2007
The secret to these succulent ribs is to roast them first, then marinate them overnight.
Issue #32
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
03/13/2002
Pork is a versatile meat, but we prefer to cook it simply—as in this recipe.
Issue #21
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
06/28/2007
You don’t need a smoker to lend a slightly spicy, faintly sweetish hint of the outdoors to fresh salmon—this oven method works nicely.
Issue #13
02/28/2007
Made from the bounty of the fall season, this dish is the epitome of hearty comfort food.
Issue #8
01/23/2007
Ruby port must have been invented to sauce a holiday goose—the flavors of each are perfectly complementary.
Issue #3
10/21/2011
This recipe blends roasted brussels sprouts with a silky mornay sauce. A panko topping with lemon zest adds crunch and zing.
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01/23/2010
Use the whole duck in this celebration-worthy recipe. While the legs are roasted and the breasts are sautéed, the rest is cooked to produce a rich base for a sauce made with wine, shallots, and cherries. Continue...
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Source: Houseboat Eats
05/07/2009
A cumin-cayenne rub lends heat and bite to the roast beef.
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Source: New York Times
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