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Kitchen Notebook: (Almost) Too Pretty to Eat

This time of year, we all want to delight our very favorite people with unexpected treats. Here we show you some cookie-decorating tips from a pro.
November 2008
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Beet Consommé

This is a more refined version of borscht, the Slavic classic.
December 2006
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Buddha’s Delight

Extremely subtle and very delicate, this special dish, called Buddha’s Delight because it’s completely vegetarian, is all about texture.
February 2006
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Pasta and Chicken Gratin

Think macaroni and cheese—only ten times better. This sophisticated version combines Gruyère with parmesan, juicy poached chicken, and a crisp, cheesy crust.
December 2005
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Miso-Rubbed Turkey with Turkey Gravy

Using miso on the turkey is a great way to get wonderfully moist meat—always a challenge at Thanksgiving.
November 2005
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Seafood Stew

Although many San Franciscans think the zesty fish stew known as cioppino was invented in their city, it can actually be traced back to Genoa.
December 2004
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Hazelnut and Olive Rugelach

These savory rugelach are made with a cream-cheese-based dough, which softens very quickly.
December 2004
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Shaved Fennel, Radish, and Grapefruit Salad

If you're making the striped bass in agrodolce sauce as well as this salad, save 1/3 cup chopped fennel fronds for garnishing the fish.
December 2004
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Striped Bass In Agrodolce Sauce

Agrodolce, an Italian sweet-and-sour sauce, combines vinegar and sugar. For tender results, be sure to peel off any outer layers from the shallots.
December 2004
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