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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
08/13/2007
Beef stock is the classic building block of many signature Burgundian recipes.
Issue #30
04/01/2002
Char siu bao (roast pork bun) is a Cantonese specialty consisting of marinated pork encased in a spongy dough that's then steamed or baked.
Issue #30
03/14/2002
This dish of crisp-skinned marinated baby chicken is based on a specialty of the town of Kep, on the Gulf of Thailand.
Issue #21
03/13/2002
Pork is a versatile meat, but we prefer to cook it simply—as in this recipe.
Issue #21
08/13/2007
A lesson in French saucemaking: Demi-glace is made by reducing sauce espagnole.
Issue #20
08/13/2007
Brown stocks, such as this one made with veal, are the basis for many classic sauces and stews.
Issue #20
03/18/2002
Originally the guinea hens were stuffed with coarsely chopped Toulouse pork sausage when prepared in France. But in the U.S., we recommend using fresh, unseasoned pork sausage.
Issue #19
03/19/2002
After discovering these lentils, food author Colette Rossant created this dish.
Issue #18
03/20/2002
The preparation of this masterpiece of Chinese haute cuisine is as important to the appreciation of the dish as the finished product.
Issue #17
12/04/2000
This is a typical and delicious way to stuff and roast chicken in Juchitan, Mexico.
Issue #16
12/04/2000
This stuffed roast suckling pig is one of the local dishes served at the Ixtepec market on Sundays.
Issue #16
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
08/08/2007
For a good grouse recipe, we turned to English chef Simon Hopkinson's Roast Chicken and Other Stories.
Issue #14
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
04/02/2002
Chef Bernard Picolet made us this bistro classic the old-fashioned way.
Issue #12
04/05/2007
Food writer David Downie sang the praises of abbacchio (Italian for suckling lamb) in his tribute to classic Roman Easter foods in SAVEUR’s March/April 1996 issue.
Issue #11
03/22/2007
The inclusion of pancetta is proof of this recipe's Italian roots.
Issue #10
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