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01/21/2010
The writers behind the Kitchn have an interesting formula they rely on for successful pasta dinners: "pasta, greens, meat, and cheese". Considering that this recipe calls for pantry staples that are also delicious, we're inclined to believe them. Continue...
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Source: The Kitchn
01/14/2010
Red wine vinegar is a secret star in plenty of braises: it keeps stews from become too heavy and monotonous. This stew also gets its freshness from rosemary and plenty of peppers. Continue...
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Source: Orangette
01/04/2010
Pancetta adds a rich flavor to the base of this stew. Continue...
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Source: Closet Cooking
11/16/2009
Parmesan, lemon zest, and pine nuts turn ordinary bread crumbs into a magnificent crust for chicken cutlets. Topped with taleggio, prosciutto, and a chunky fresh tomato sauce, this is a delicious entrée for a sit-down family meal. Continue...
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Source: Italian Food Forever
11/09/2009
Carbonara is traditionally made using guanciale, but you can emulate that flavor by using bacon. Add chicken and spinach, and you've got a hearty, satisfying meal. Continue...
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Source: The Noshery
10/22/2009
Prosciutto adds saltiness and crispy bread crumbs add crunchiness to this easy pasta dish.
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Source: Chow
10/07/2009
Chicken breasts get juicy and crispy when wrapped in prosciutto and sage leaves. You don't need to season the breasts beforehand; the saltiness of the prosciutto takes care of all the seasoning. Continue...
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Source: [eatingclub] vancouver
10/03/2009
Mushrooms aren’t the topping for these small pizzas; the portabella caps actually form the “crust” and are piled with sausage, cheese, and zucchini. Continue...
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Source: What geeks eat
09/28/2009
Sausage and sage give penne pasta a hearty flavor, and the addition of just a little cream at the end makes the sauce rich but not too heavy. Continue...
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Source: Amanda's Cookin'
08/10/2009
Michael Ruhlman adapts his own recipe for soppressata from his book "Charcuterie."
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Source: blog.ruhlman.com
08/10/2009
You can take advantage of seasonal squash blossoms by making these gorgeous, handheld appetizers, perfect for outdoor summer parties. Continue...
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Source: FoodMayhem
04/02/2009
Replace regular crackers with crispy pancetta for an appetizer that'll wow your guests.
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Source: Serious Eats
03/17/2009
Brining the pork in aromatic spices helps it stay moist and juicy.
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Source: The Spice House
02/04/2009
Toss fresh figs with ham, mozzarella, and basil in a simple dressing for an impressive dish.
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Source: Jamie Oliver
01/20/2009
This traditional recipe for carbonara doesn't call for cream.
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Source: Mario Batali
12/07/2008
Salty proscuitto and tart pomegranates balance each other out in this savory salad.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
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
01/24/2008
Chestnuts marinated with sage and lemon add a hearty, bright kick to these little boats.
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Source: The Passionate Cook
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