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01/28/2008
The hint of lemon can transform many dishes including this creamy risotto.
Issue #93
04/19/2007
For this dish, use fresh young favas with thin, tender skins that don't need peeling.
Issue #84
01/11/2006
A simple, cold spaghetti dish ennobled by Sevruga caviar.
Issue #81
12/06/2005
Marcella Hazan says that artichokes will only truely develop their flavor when they are deeply browned.
Issue #77
05/09/2007
These rolls have it all—salty prosciutto, sweet figs, and creamy goat cheese.
Issue #71
09/18/2008
A simple recipe for this widely popular dish in Sardinia.
Issue #68
03/06/2007
Flavored with shrimp, garlic, and zingy flakes of red pepper, this pasta dish is devilishly good.
Issue #58
03/06/2007
A popular Roman-Jewish specialty, this dish is simple but exquisite.
Issue #58
03/08/2007
Fresh herbs, tomato, garlic, and a hint of red pepper add an intriguing spark to dover sole.
Issue #32
11/30/2007
Eggplant is an extremely popular vegetable in Sicily used in scores of ways as in this salad.
Issue #31
04/16/2007
Using the freshest peas of spring makes this dish simply scrumptious.
Issue #11
04/06/2007
This recipe is a savory alternative to pizza pasquale, the sweet bread traditionally served with salame on Easter morning.
Issue #11
04/06/2007
If you can't get to Rome, these "artichokes in the Jewish manner" are the next best thing.
Issue #11
03/02/2007
Squash blossoms are delicate and delicious, with a hint of flavor from the squash itself.
Issue #11
01/23/2007
This gooey delight is creamy and tangy, with an almost lemony flavor.
Issue #2
01/24/2013
In this olive oil cake recipe, a heady mixture of olive oil and preserved oranges flavors the moist, dense Sicilian cake.
Issue #129
03/08/2002
At Rao’s, Italian sausage is usually added to this pasta—but since author McNamee already had penne with cabbage and sausage on the table, the kitchen served him this simpler version.
Issue #28
04/06/2007
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
05/16/2012
Corsican cuisine is a blend of the island's French, Italian and Mediterranean influences, with a flair all its own.
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