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Winter

Cornish Game Hens with Pancetta, Juniper Berries and Beets

Sauté any remaining greens from the beets to serve on the side with the lentils with port-glazed shallots . A Moulin-à-Vent is the wine of choice; purchased cheesecake topped with cherries marinated in brandy and sugar is a scrumptious finale.

Winter Greens with Grapefruit Vinaigrette

Arugula's bold flavor and the texture of curly frisée team up in this simple salad.

Apple Compote Tart

(Tarte aux Pommes a la Compote)

Spiced Apple Pie with Raisins

Apple cider vinegar makes the crust extra flaky. Offer eggnog ice cream (or vanilla ice cream sprinkled with nutmeg) alongside.

Sweet Potato Corn Bread Stuffing with Greens and Bacon

Inspired by the cooking of the American South—and absolutely delicious.

White Chocolate and Strawberry Terrine with Dark Chocolate Sauce

Alternating layers of strawberry and white chocolate mousses form stripes in this creamy frozen dessert.

Welsh Rabbit with Tomato

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Roast Turkey with Port Wine Gravy

Watch how to prepare and carve your bird with our streaming video demonstration.

Provencal Fish Stew with Rouille

The bouquet garni for this stew includes orange peel (use a vegetable peeler to make wide strips) and some of the wispy fronds from the top of the fennel bulb that goes into the soup.

Red Wine-Macerated Winter Fruit

This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Sweet Potato and Turnip Gratin

This gratin is particularly welcomed on the holiday table by those who love sweet potatoes and hate marshmallows. The cream and butter make this so delicious your guests will lie in bed and remember it happily all year long. You only serve this kind of dish once in a very long while, so the caloric intake is moderated. If your meal has too many sweet potatoes, see the variation for turnip gratin.

Boston Brown Bread

It is no coincidence that the method used to bake this bread, steaming, is similar to one used by the native Indians of New England, who taught us how to use corn as a grain for bread. The most famous of our region's breads, this wholesome blend of wheat, rye, and corn flours is suitable for our diets today as it was 300 years ago.

White Chocolate Mousse with Dark Chocolate Sauce

For a nice touch, fold fresh raspberries into the mousse and garnish it with additional berries.

Gingered Butternut Squash Soup

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Liver with Caramelized Onion and Pecans

The Smashed Yukon Gold Potatoes and a quick sauté of blanched green beans with red bell pepper strips are colorful side dishes. Finish with slices of angel food cake sauced with thawed sweetened raspberries and generous dollops of brandied whipped cream.

Cawl

(Bacon and Root Vegetable Stew)
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