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Roux and the “Trinity”

Roux is the magical thickener and flavoring necessary for many gumbos, stews and soups in Louisiana cooking. (registration required)
February 2009
food + cooking

The Test Kitchen: How to Clean and Store Lettuce

Food editor Ian Knauer shares his tip on how to prepare lettuce and keep it fresh for entertaining.
12.29.08
food + cooking

The Test Kitchen: How to Roll Out and Cut Egg Fettuccine

Food editor Gina Marie Miraglia Eriquez demonstrates how to roll out and cut egg fettuccine.
12.22.08
food + cooking

The Test Kitchen: How to Make Egg Fettuccine Dough

Food editor Gina Marie Miraglia Eriquez demonstrates the classic way to make dough for egg fettuccine.
12.22.08
food + cooking

Lasagne for a Crowd

Need a sure-fire hit for the holidays? This easy, full-flavored mushroom lasagne will impress both your vegetarian and meat-eating guests.
12.19.08
wine + spirits + beer

Searching for Syllabub

Rediscovering a lost holiday drink produced a simple thrill and a glass full of lighthearted bubbles.
12.18.08
food + cooking

Central Italy’s Infinitely Variable Recipe

How a taste of rich chicken-liver crostini can transport you to the heart of Italy.
12.17.08
food + cooking

Behind The Recipe: Twelve-Layer Mocha Cake

When our test kitchen director adapted her son’s exquisite wedding cake for the home kitchen, she created this towering beauty—and it’s easier than it looks....
12.17.08
cookbook club

The Gourmet Cookbook Club: How to Stock a Southern Italian Pantry

Nate Appleman, executive chef of A16 in San Francisco, and co-author of A16 Food + Wine, discusses how he stocks his Southern Italian pantry.
12.16.08
cookbook club

The Gourmet Cookbook Club: How to Make Monday Meatballs

Nate Appleman, executive chef of A16 in San Francisco, and co-author of A16 Food + Wine, shares his recipe for Monday Meatballs, a popular dish at his Southern Italian restaurant....
12.16.08
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