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08/30/2005
Jonathan Waxman uses fishmonger Ingrid Bengis' diver scallops for this dish when they are in season.
Issue #59
08/23/2002
One year at the Bracebridge Dinner in Yosemite, this dish was made with cold-smoked pheasant breast.
Issue #55
01/08/2008
This is a savory church supper staple in the mountains of Vermont.
Issue #54
01/27/2009
Colorado’s Storm King Elk Ranch sells elk by mail—but we found that beef tastes just as good in this dish.
Issue #52
10/24/2007
If you can properly roast a chicken, you can cook almost anything.
Issue #51
10/24/2007
This dish was inspired by the delicious hot-smoked salmon we found at a small fish market in Trinidad, California.
Issue #51
10/04/2001
We like sea bass for this dish, but any firm white fish can be substituted.
Issue #47
10/04/2001
This recipe is adapted from one appearing in The Cook and the Gardener by Amanda Hesser.
Issue #47
01/02/2001
This French-inspired technique of cooking vegetables in an emulsion of butter and water to gives this dish a wonderful richness.
Issue #45
10/24/2000
The chanterelle mixture may be prepared a day in advance.
Issue #36
10/24/2000
To give this golden dish more color, add a diced ripe tomato.
Issue #36
03/06/2007
Tender, fall-off-the-bone lamb, slow-roasted vegtables, and a sprinkling of mint combine in a dish that easily serves as a meal.
Issue #33
03/06/2007
A delightful blend of fresh herbs enhances the look and flavor of fresh salmon.
Issue #33
03/26/2008
Restaurateur Lidia Bastianich (of Felidia, Becco, and Frico Bar in New York City and Lidia's in Kansas City) gave us this hearty and delicious recipe.
Issue #31
12/12/2007
If pheasant hunting and mushroom foraging aren't your thing, you can always order them by mail.
Issue #31
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
03/01/2002
A hunter's favorite, venison sausage is often prepared with a combination of lean ground venison and fattier ground pork.
Issue #31
08/17/2007
This recipe is a traditional East Hampton way to cook lobsters taken from Long Island Sound.
Issue #29
05/21/2007
Any scraps of smoked meat can be used to flavor this spirited, Louisiana-influenced gumbo: chicken, pork, even spicy smoked sausage.
Issue #27
10/23/2007
This is a hearty, rich dish and perfect for those chilly fall nights.
Issue #26
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