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03/01/2007
You don’t need to rely solely on fresh tomatoes to impart the taste of summer.
Issue #26
03/04/2002
This simple recipe reveals the flavor superiority of san marzano tomatoes.
Issue #26
03/11/2002
We got this simple dish from a California radicchio grower.
Issue #23
03/11/2002
Steven Wagner, an Italian-born radicchio enthusiast, gave us this recipe.
Issue #23
03/11/2002
The versatile sauce used here comes from Rogers Gray Italian Country Cook Book (Random House, 1995), by Ruth Rogers and Rose Gray, chef-owners of London's acclaimed (and very Italian) River Café.
Issue #23
03/14/2002
Artist and self taught cook Ed Giobbi loves wild mushrooms, and cooks up variations on this simple pasta dish when they’re in season.
Issue #21
06/18/2007
A popular dish in Sicily, this simple pasta is full of flavor.
Issue #18
06/18/2007
Wildflower honey adds a wonderful flavor to the onions in this dish, but if it's hard to find, any honey will do.
Issue #18
11/14/2007
Much-loved in Italy and France, fried cardoons are among author Mireille Johnston's favorite dishes.
Issue #15
04/02/2002
Very similar to spinach gnocchi, these dumplings, which originated in Florence, are called “naked” because they wear no shell of dough.
Issue #12
04/16/2007
Using the freshest peas of spring makes this dish simply scrumptious.
Issue #11
04/06/2007
If you can't get to Rome, these "artichokes in the Jewish manner" are the next best thing.
Issue #11
03/01/2007
The addition of green beans and potatoes to this dish may seem unusual but it is a genuine Ligurian tradition.
Issue #7
02/15/2007
From the small town of Capolattaro, Italy, comes this recipe, adapted for American kitchens.
Issue #6
01/23/2007
White truffles transform any vegetable or salad into a culinary experience.
Issue #3
01/23/2007
The famous Italian cipolline onion is sweet and delicate—the perfect foil for this tangy sauce.
Issue #2
01/23/2007
This recipe makes good use of the squid tentacles left over when making a dish that only uses the bodies.
Issue #2
01/23/2007
This cheesy dish is to Italians what macaroni and cheese is to Americans—warm, homey, and comforting.
Issue #2
01/03/2013
This wintry risotto is rich with butternut squash, mushrooms, and sage. The farro remains perfectly springy and al dente, creating a nice contrast to the softer textures in the dish.
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12/12/2012
This year, celebrate Christmas with holiday food from around the world. Plan a festive, multi-course menu featuring the delicacies of Puerto Rico, Sweden, Germany, and more.
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