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05/20/2002
A healthier and more delicious alternative to the red-dyed maraschino cherries.
Issue #31
03/08/2002
Although Russians do can marinated eggplant, experts here don’t recommend it: Eggplant is low in acid, with a high moisture content, and breaks down quickly. We created this fresh alternative.
Issue #29
03/08/2002
Pickling is called Russia's national pastime and here is a delicious example of their labor of love.
Issue #29
05/21/2007
Beef ribs are chewier than pork ribs, but can be succulent if cooked correctly.
Issue #27
05/21/2007
Sweet, white vinegar–based slaw like this is barbecue’s standard side dish and is especially good piled on pork sandwiches.
Issue #27
11/08/2000
North Beach ''old stove'' (traditional home cook) Rose Pistola provided this recipe for us.
Issue #25
06/18/2007
The recipe for this tumala is a lighter version of its predecessor, an ancient casserole of layered meats, cheese, egg, and rice.
Issue #18
08/08/2007
This "black jam" is adapted from SAVEUR consulting editor Mireille Johnston's The Cuisine of the Sun.
Issue #14
05/23/2008
This simple English dessert is best when using the ripest and sweetest berries on the bush.
Issue #13
06/28/2007
Wild berries make the best jams, of course, but if you can’t get them, good store-bought berries will do.
Issue #13
06/28/2007
Rhubarb isn’t just for pies—add some spicy-sweet ginger, and you’ve got the makings of a lovely jam.
Issue #13
03/02/2007
Creamy, luscious, and infused with the sweet tartness of fresh strawberries—this ice cream is perfect on a hot summer day.
Issue #12
03/02/2007
Homemade ice cream is one of our favorite treats, especially when it's made with lovely fresh berries.
Issue #12
03/02/2007
For a rosy-colored ice cream, try leaving the peel on the peaches.
Issue #12
04/02/2002
Keep an eye on this delicate custard sauce: It cooks very quickly.
Issue #12
05/06/2002
This is our version of Memphis's Gus's Fried Chicken's secret fried chicken recipe.
Issue #11
05/02/2007
This recipe comes from Mexican Family Cooking by Aída Gabilondo.
Issue #10
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