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10/03/2001
Cretons is similar to rillettes, the pâté-like French mixture of pounded meat and seasoned fat, but has a crumbly texture.
Issue #47
10/03/2001
Tourtière is a French-Canadian Réveillon staple.
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12/19/2007
These Croatian sausages are skinless and spicy.
Issue #108
09/29/2010
These marinated pork skewers employ banana ketchup, an unusual ingredient from the Philippines available at many Asian grocery stores.Continue...
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Source: Jun Blog
10/03/2001
The French-Canadian restaurant La Ferme Enchantée gave us its version of this hearty, traditional stew.
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03/19/2013
This recipe comes from Rheinfelder Bierhalle in Zurich, Switzerland. To prepare the cutlets, place them in plastic wrap and pound gently with a meat mallet.
Issue #155
10/30/2012
The flaky pastry, the canary-yellow yolks, and the salty bacon make this a dish with cross-cultural appeal.
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12/21/2011
This lavish Danish meat loaf is wrapped in bacon for added moisture and flavor, and then topped with rich gravy.
Issue #144
12/06/2005
In the Philippines, the most common main ingredients of adobo, the national dish, are pork or chicken or both, braised in seasoned vinegar.
Issue #87
11/06/2009
With potatoes, bacon, and beef, this stew will definitely fill you up. Paprika and a rich beef and tomato broth will warm you up as well.
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10/26/2012
Unlike French beef stews made with wine, carbonnade relies on the deep, dark flavor of Belgian abbey-style beer.
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01/20/2010
This tart, which comes from baker Nick Malgieri, uses a salty, smoky ham known as speck, a traditional ingredient in this tart; bacon is a good substitute. Continue...
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10/03/2001
Maple syrup is big business in La Beauce; it flavors many dishes, including this one.
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10/03/2001
Fèves au lard usually contains no meat except salt pork. (Fèves is a Quebecois term for beans, not necessarily favas.)
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09/12/2012
The recipe for this French Canadian classic came from saveur kitchen assistant and resident Canadian Anne-Marie White. "This is my favorite kind of rustic home cooking," she says, "and the apple cider and warming spices make it a perfect holiday dish."
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