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02/18/2013
Canned chipotle chiles and chorizo are two of the ingredients that distinguish this central Mexican version of chilaquiles from other regional styles of the dish.
Issue #114
07/18/2008
Garlic and lemon coated fries are the perfect accompaniment to a hearty bratwurst.
Issue #113
02/28/2008
This rustic version of ragù calls for several different kinds of meat, each contributing a different dimension to the sauce, but it's the chicken livers in particular that lend a gamy depth.
Issue #110
02/28/2008
While this ragù recipe includes seemingly unorthodox ingredients, like sherry vinegar, fish sauce, and ketchup, they come together to enhance the flavor of the sauce.
Issue #110
12/19/2007
These Croatian sausages are skinless and spicy.
Issue #108
10/02/2007
The meatballs for this dish, a version of one from Carmen Barrio Perez, may be made up to three days in advance. Serve with crusty bread, if you like.
Issue #106
08/23/2007
This dish pairs eggs, sweet potatoes, bacon, and parsley in an unexpected way.
Issue #105
04/02/2007
Use only egg yolks in this delectable combination: in the time it takes for a whole egg to cook, the crêpe will dry out.
Issue #101
08/29/2007
These sweet and sticky pork chops go well with mashed potatoes.
Issue #98
09/04/2007
This hearty dish of sausage and grits is stick to the ribs good.
Issue #97
01/16/2008
Manchamanteles, a spicy, stewlike dish from Mexico, is considered to be one of the seven classic moles of Oaxaca.
Issue #96
01/16/2008
This recipe is a Chinese-American rendering of a Cantonese dish, employing a version of a sweet and sour sauce usually found on fish but just as delicious on pork.
Issue #96
01/28/2008
These ribs are glazed with a type of Hawaiian yellow passion fruit adding a tangy kick to the meat.
Issue #93
10/24/2007
This is a Kentuckian version of the Thanksgiving staple.
Issue #88
10/24/2007
You can't beat homemade meatballs and spicy marinara to top your favorite pasta.
Issue #87
12/06/2005
In the Philippines, the most common main ingredients of adobo, the national dish, are pork or chicken or both, braised in seasoned vinegar.
Issue #87
07/05/2007
Here's a tasty way to prepare fresh fish with a Southern twang.
Issue #79
03/06/2007
Some say the spicy-sweet sauce in this dish is named after the wicked biblical temptress. We can see why.
Issue #78
03/12/2007
In Ireland, the term bacon is used loosely; the meat in this Irish casserole is actually ham.
Issue #65
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