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Garlic Tomato Sauce

You'll be amazed that anything this simple could taste so good, not to mention that all this garlic—yes, two heads, not two cloves—can produce such a seasoned, mellow taste.
May 2008
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Ten May Favorites (2008)

This issue’s recipes come from the world’s finest cooking schools. Here are some of our favorites.
04.24.08
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Linguine with Cockles

Since the Venus clams found around Venice aren’t available here in the States, we substituted the recipe with cockles and think they are another good option.
May 2008
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Potato and Mozzarella “Soufflé” with Almond and Parsley Pesto

A mixture of cheese is buried in mashed potatoes, lightened with eggs, and baked until golden—not really a soufflé but just as rich and delicious.
May 2008
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Spaghetti with Red Clam Sauce

You’ll want to break out the red-checkered tablecloth when you make this spicy, briny, and superbly balanced version of the Italian-American staple.
April 2008
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Asparagus, Peas, and Basil (Piselli con Asparagi e Basilico)

A little butter, shallot, and fresh basil turns asparagus and peas into the best of friends.
April 2008
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Maiale al Latte (Pork Roast Braised with Milk and Fresh Herbs)

Simmering a pork roast with milk and a generous handful of herbs results in very tender meat with rich, silky juices.
April 2008
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Asparagus Ravioli in Parmesan Broth

This is a soup that really benefits from homemade stock.
April 2008
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Capellini with Shrimp and Creamy Tomato Sauce

The addition of the sweet vermouth here punctuates the natural sweetness of the canned tomatoes, making this quick sauce taste as if it’s been simmered for hours.
April 2008
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Tomato Focaccia

In the States, we’re familiar with the bready version of focaccia, but this Pugliese take on it is so light it’s almost cakelike.
April 2008

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