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cookbook club

Book Review: Rustic Fruit Desserts

We’ve found just the cookbook to cure your itch to bake with fruit piled high from your farmers market.
August 2009
food + cooking

The Home Cook: Cilantro Almond Chicken Salad

One of the best chicken salads comes from a college-town restaurant, but who knew it, ahem, would come full circle?
07.07.09
cookbook club

Stone Fruit Tea Cake

Paired with hot tea (hence its name) or coffee, tea cake is not overly sweet and tastes great as an afternoon treat
August 2009
food politics

Cooking School for Soldiers

Sick of dishing out heat-and-eat meals, a group of Army Special Forces cooks enlists the help of a civilian chef.
07.06.09
food + cooking

My Day on a Plate: José Andrés

As part of a continuing series, José Andrés—who brought you cotton candy foie gras but won’t turn down an in-flight breakfast—tells us everything he consumed over the...
07.06.09
chefs + restaurants

Restaurants Now: Leon’s Full Service, Frisky Oyster Bar, Church & State

This week’s American tour stops for snappy bar food in Decatur, oysters and softshells in Long Island, and bistro favorites at a revamped Los Angeles restaurant.
07.02.09
recipes

Tomato and Corn Pie

What’s integral here is a very thin biscuit crust instead of one made of pastry dough, making this a light lunch or brunch for summer.
August 2009
recipes

Cilantro Almond Chicken Salad

You can make this salad with any cooked chicken, but for your summertime kitchen, use chicken breasts and poach them.
July 2009
recipes

Green Tea Punch

We won’t weigh in on the health benefits of antioxidants, but we can strongly endorse the flavor of this punch.
June 1973
recipes

Orange Bavaroise

A sweet and orangey concoction brought to France in the 18th century and to our readers in the 20th.
January 1975
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