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03/21/2002
Cima means summit—perhaps a reference to this Genoese classic's monolithic form, or maybe because it's considered a gastronomic peak.
Issue #15
08/08/2007
This is our version of an all-American classic, inspired by our visit to the small Blew family farm in New Jersey.
Issue #14
04/06/2007
For this unique and delicious tiramisù, we like imported savoiardi, Italian ladyfingers named for the 17th-century Savoy dynasty.
Issue #11
09/11/2007
This traditional dessert is made with tons of sugar and an outrageous amount of butter.
Issue #10
01/23/2007
During white truffle season in Italy, authentic local dishes like this are adorned with the famous fungi.
Issue #3
05/10/2012
Strip Loin, Chanterelles, Mustard-glazed Brussels Sprouts, Pecans as prepared by Colby Garrelts of bluestem in Kansas City, Missouri
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05/10/2012
Pea Soup, Preserved Lemon, Crème Fraîche as developed by Colby Garrelts of bluestem in Kansas City, Missouri
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05/10/2012
Roasted Escargots, Butter, Oregano, Parsley as prepared by Colby Garrelts of bluestem in Kansas City, Missouri
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10/02/2008
There's nothing as comforting as a hot bowl of wonton soup.
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Source: Rasa Malaysia
05/28/2008
It's not difficult at all to roast a whole suckling pig at home.
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Source: Chubby Hubby
05/08/2008
This rendition of parathas, the stuffed Indian fried dumpling, reveal a savory lamb filling.
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Source: How to Cook Everything
04/25/2008
Here's one of many treatments for the famous timpano from Stanley Tucci's "Big Night."
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Source: Recipe Zaar
03/25/2008
Finely ground pistachio nuts give this luxurious European cake a flavor that is as rich as its texture.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
02/23/2008
This Azerbaijani soup, also called dushbere, consists of tiny meat dumplings in a rich tomato broth.
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Source: AZ Cookbook
01/20/2008
Nutmeg, molasses, and muscovado sugar make these donuts an ultimate sweet treat.
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Source: Splendid Table
03/01/2002
A wonderful take on the traditional lobster bisque that makes the best of summer's harvest.
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