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Beef Reduction
The reduction can stand in for some of the beef stock in French onion soup, pot roast, and beef stew, where it will add flavor and richness.
By Jeanne Thiel Kelley
Chile-Roasted Almonds
Rich and crunchy, these almonds are prepared like Spains Marcona variety: cooked in oil and generously salted.
By Bruce Aidells
Horseradish Cream
By Bruce Aidells
Herbed Bean Salad
By Sheila Lukins
Grilled Tuna with Provençal Vegetables and Easy Aioli
Serve grilled bread alongside the tuna. Be sure to buy domestic albacore to keep the mercury to a minimum.
By Amy Finley
Charred Heirloom Tomatoes with Fresh Herbs
Tomatoes at the peak of flavor need only fresh herbs, a drizzle of olive oil, and a few minutes on a hot grill.
By Cristina Ceccatelli Cook
Moroccan Eggplant Salad
In Morocco, toasted cumin is served right beside salt and pepper as a standard seasoning at every meal. Judging by the way it amplifies the taste of the roasted eggplant in this dish, the Moroccans have got the right idea.
By Ruth Cousineau
Pressed Chicken with Yellow Squash and Tomatoes
Under the weight of a second skillet, the "pressed" chicken releases its fat and juices into the pan and ends up cooking in all that sumptuousness. The result is almost unbelievably moist meat. Adding the quick-cooked vegetables and the spicy perfume of marjoram completes what is sure to become a go-to recipe in your dinner arsenal.
By Ruth Cousineau
Grilled Eggplant with Caponata Salsa
Bright, fresh, and vinegary-tart, this is a fun play on Sicilian caponata, a dish made with eggplant, tomatoes, onions, and olives. For a twist on the classic, I like to serve slices of eggplant topped with chunky tomato salsa. The dish can be a first course or part of an easy buffet lunch.
By Dorie Greenspan
Indian Shrimp Curry
You can tell this recipe hails from a tropical environment because of the way the first bite of chiles causes a light sweat to break out on your brow. Then a breeze blows by, and— ahh—you're instantly cooled off and refreshed, able to fully enjoy the sweetness of plump shrimp and an evolving harmony of spices.
By Ian Knauer
Marinated Chicken Kebabs with Lemon Pepper Yogurt Sauce
We've added an editor's note about broiling the chicken rather than grilling it.
If you use regular skewers without decorations, feel free to skewer the chicken before you place it on the grill.
By Katie Brown
Sautéed Broccoli Rabe
Fresh and a little spicy, these greens complement the more opulent dishes in this menu.
By Maggie Ruggiero
Mustardy Kale with Bacon
Sharp mustard adds edginess to the old standby combination of greens and bacon.
By Andrea Albin
Kohlrabi and Mâche Salad
Ruggiero was so smitten with the kohlrabi salad at St. JOHN Bread & Wine, in London, that she snapped a photo of her plate and vowed to create her own version back in the States. Kohlrabi, which looks a lot like an alien spaceship, is as crisp as celery and has a pleasant mustardy flavor. Here, paper-thin slices get some additional zip from capers. The salad is so refreshing, its an ideal interlude between the extravagant meal and the dessert to come.
By Maggie Ruggiero
Gorgonzola Chicken Breasts
Dont worry if it looks like some of the Gorgonzola disappeared in the oven. It actually soaks into the chicken, keeping it moist and enriching its flavor.
By Andrea Albin
Roasted Chayotes with Garlic
If you've never tried chayotes, you're in for a treat. These small, pale green gourds have a light, clean sweetness; they are as juicy as summer squash and as sturdy as winter ones. Roasted with garlic, chayotes become a tender and delicious side dish.
By Lillian Chou
Grilled Herbed Poussins
An herb paste smeared onto these birds adds a concentrated taste of summer; this works nicely with the poussins, since they're small enough to cook through before the herbs can threaten to burn.
By Maggie Ruggiero
Lisu Spice-Rubbed Roast Pork
The Lisu are one of many distinctive cultural groups who live in the mountains of southwestern Yunnan province.
By Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid
Grilled Lemons, Baby Artichokes, and Eggplant
Grill the vegetables once the chickens have finished cooking. Because the artichokes have been precooked, it takes just a few minutes to finish them on the grill.
By Judith Fertig