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Prune, Cherry, and Apricot Frangipane Tart

When steeped overnight in a grappa syrup, dried fruits plump up with juices that infuse a moist, cakey almond filling in a golden crust.
November 2008
recipes

Cranberry Tangerine Conserve

Throw everything in the pan, and voilà! Cranberry sauce. It’s just five ingredients simmering on the stove, but it tastes beguilingly complex.
November 2008
recipes

Turkey and Apricot Meatloaf

Possibly the most delicious turkey meatloaf we’ve come up with, this one is incredibly moist (dark turkey meat is key).
November 2008
food + cooking

When Plums are Right

Luscious, juicy, and sweet: The gold standard of plums is far better than anything you’d find at a store.
10.02.08
recipes

Lemon Sabayon with Grapefruit

This remarkable sabayon, made with egg yolks left over from Spiced-Pumpkin Soufflés with Bourbon Molasses Sauce, tastes like a very lush and airy lemon curd.
November 2008
chefs + restaurants

Vegetables for Dessert

Candied eggplant, parsnip cakes, tomato-berry tarts: Le Bernardin’s pastry chef explains how to use savory ingredients in sweet new ways.
09.29.08
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: Gjelina

In the bohemians of Venice, California, sip wine and nibble thin-crusted pizzas and salads of nectarine, Burrata, and speck.
09.24.08
magazine

Comrades in Arms

For one star-studded evening, legendary French chefs and their American protegés went back in time to re-create the dishes that made them famous.
October 2008
magazine

Still Saucy After All These Years

These 11 joints were already on the map when Gourmet debuted in 1941—and they’re still worth a detour today.
October 2008
chefs + restaurants

Eight Great Noodle Dishes in New York City

Slurpy, bouncy, saucy—what’s more fun than a bowl of noodles? And New York, with its rich blend of cultures, is a fantastic noodle town.
09.16.08
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