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Red-Lentil and Red-Pepper Pâté

This vegetarian pâté, satisfyingly rich with a silky texture, will entice even the most die-hard carnivores.
December 2006
recipes

Chorizo and Potato Spanish Tortilla Bites

These omeletlike hors d’oeuvres, not to be confused with Mexican flour tortillas, are as hearty as they are delicious.
December 2006
recipes

Pork Cornets with Sour-Cherry Sauce

A balance of savory and sweet, the pork tastes just as good when the slices are simply served on a platter with the sauce on the side.
December 2006
recipes

Crisp Chocolate Marshmallow Squares

Who doesn’t love Rice Krispies treats? By adding dark chocolate ganache, we’ve turned the classic into a sophisticated and whimsical bite-size dessert.
December 2006
recipes

Cranberry Gin and Tonics

Festive and beautiful, this creation of editor Nichol Nelson is packed with real cranberry flavor.
December 2006
recipes

Portuguese Honey Bread

We like to bake this lightly spiced bread, filled with bits of flavorful candied fruit, in small loaves— perfect for gift-giving.
December 2006
recipes

Grilled Cheese with Sautéed Mushrooms

Creamy Italian Fontina, earthy mushrooms, and a dash of truffle oil transform a childhood favorite into elegant little sandwiches.
December 2006
chefs + restaurants

The Journeyman

There are over 18,000 restaurants in New York City, but the food world here is smaller than it seems. Key players are constantly shuffling.
11.30.06
food + cooking

Dealing With Silver Skin

Silver skin is that layer of white, opaque connective tissue on any variety of meats. It’s hardly edible, and tough as rubber.
11.22.06
chefs + restaurants

Science Chefs: Ian's Take

I wonder if the science-food trend hasn’t gone too far. Molecular gastronomy, whimsically interesting though it may be, does not equal molecular satisfaction.
11.15.06
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