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Veal or Turkey Roulades with Dried Apricot Rosemary Stuffing and Apricot Mustard Sauce

We used veal in the following recipe; however, turkey cutlets (slices of raw turkey breast) would also be delicious and have about half the fat grams. When the veal or turkey is pounded, the cutlets may tear. The holes can be sealed with wooden toothpicks, and as soon as the roulades are baked, the holes with close. We suggest cooking the potatoes before the roulades, as they require a higher oven temperature. If desired, the potatoes may then be warmed up in the oven as the roulades finish baking.

Steamed Asparagus with Ginger Garlic Sauce

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Linguine with Salmon and Mushrooms

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Osso Buco

Braised Veal Shanks

Linguine with Clams and Arugula

From Il Pastaio, Beverly Hills, California.

Caramel-Pecan Black Bottom Pie

Two new flavors enhance a classic.

Frozen Pumpkin Mousse Torte with Caramel-Pecan Topping

A different take on favorite Thanksgiving flavors, this beautiful do-ahead pumpkin dessert is made even easier by the use of purchased sauce.

Five-Spice Shanghai Marinade

Fragrant five-spice powder enhances the Asian accent in this marinade. Use it to marinate beef or chicken, and brush with the marinated while grilling. It is also delicious with seafood, but only needs to be brushed on during grilling. The recipe makes enough to marinate one pound of meat, poultry or seafood, with some left over to pass alongside. Any marinade coming in contact with raw meat, seafood or poultry must be boiled for one minute before using it for basting.

Chocolate Cups with Chocolate Mousse

This dessert comes from Café Terra Cotta in Tucson, Arizona.

Hazelnut Macaroon and Strawberry Tart

The failure-proof cookie-like crust can be prepared ahead. Use any leftover dough to make a few cookies.

Strawberry Stacks

Strawberries and whipped cream are sandwiched between orange-scented butter cookies in this pretty dessert.

Chinese Beef Noodle Soup

In classic Chinese cooking, noodles destined for soup are cooked separately and added at the last minute so that the starch from the pasta doesn't cloud the broth. Because we were aiming for a rib-sticking dish, we broke with tradition and cooked the noodles right in the stock, allowing the starch to thicken the soup slightly.

Garlic Cheese Fondue

The fondue is the centerpiece of a casual dinner with the LaGuardias. They insist that whoever drops the most bread into the pot is stuck with cleanup duty.

Pears Poached in Red Wine, Cardamom and Orange

A cardamom- and orange-scented syrup is spooned over warm pears and scoops of vanilla ice cream in this lovely dessert. Refrigerate leftover poaching syrup to serve over ice cream later in the week.
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