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08/08/2007
You can use spicy chiles for this preparation, but we like poblanos as well as sweet bells.
Issue #14
08/08/2007
Empanadas were first mentioned in Chile in 1652, and were probably introduced there by the conquistadores.
Issue #14
08/08/2007
This is our take on the classic duck à l’orange.
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
06/28/2007
Serve this lovely salmon with our briny Egg–Caper Sauce or Dill Mousseline Sauce for an elegant, flavorful meal.
Issue #13
05/02/2007
Empanadas, or turnovers, can be found throughout Mexico. One of our favorite fillings is minilla, a spicy mixture of shark, olives, and capers.
Issue #12
05/02/2007
This delicious filling is almost as Spanish as it is Mexican.
Issue #12
02/28/2007
Juicy and spicy, with just the right amount of smoke, these ribs will leave you craving more.
Issue #11
09/11/2007
Steaming the lamb makes the meat so tender it falls off the bone
Issue #10
09/11/2007
This stew is from Bari, a coastal town in southeastern Italy, where lamb is a staple.
Issue #10
09/11/2007
This is Brittany's most famous seafood dish—every Breton chef has a favorite version.
Issue #10
09/06/2007
This luxurious terrine is a classic of French cuisine.
Issue #9
08/31/2007
This is our version of the hearty beef ravioli we tasted while doing a story on the cuisine of Nice.
Issue #8
07/18/2007
This simple dish is a great way to cook crab; black pepper adds an extra kick.
Issue #8
07/17/2007
Stuffed with a generous amount of swordfish and shrimp, this delicious dish is infused with exotic Moroccan spices.
Issue #7
07/17/2007
The addition of fennel in this preparation adds a richer dimension to this delicate fish.
Issue #7
07/17/2007
In Venetian cooking, saor, meaning "sour", is a tart, slightly sweet marinade for fish.
Issue #7
07/17/2007
This method of cooking a whole striped bass keeps it very moist.
Issue #7
01/27/2007
Cabbage is the quintessential Irish green vegetable: versatile, satisfying, and a worthy match for salmon.
Issue #5
01/27/2007
Sweet and delicate lobster, swimming in a rich, creamy sauce … enough said.
Issue #5