Because of the saltiness of the anchovies and olives, no other salt is necessary in this vinaigrette. The vinaigrette tastes best when prepared at least one day in advance.
You'll be amazed at what a difference dry-aging makes: the dehydration concentrates the meat's flavor, making it mellower, yet beefier. But if you lack the time or inclination to dry-age the…
In winter, I make these shrimp in a grill pan on the stove, which actually delivers lots of grilled flavor, but you can cook the shrimp on a real grill,…
The sweetness of blood oranges will vary, so if you find that they’re making your vinaigrette too sweet, compensate by adjusting the amount of sherry vinegar to taste. If you…
Tissue-thin sheets of phyllo dough can be frustrating to work with because they can dry out quickly and tear. In this short article, Jennifer Armentrout offers some tips for making…
What looks like a hairy softball and tastes like celery? It’s a celery root, also know as celeriac, celery knob, or turnip-rooted celery. This funny-looking vegetable is a member of…
The six months I spent working in a Roman restaurant kitchen gave me both a wonderfully colorful Italian vocabulary and an appreciation for Italian cooking’s basic techniques. The cooks at…
A 2-1/2- to 3-quart glass bowl or trifle bowl is the best choice for showing off all the layers of this festive dessert. Be sure to spread each layer to the…