The Italian version of pot roast is an inexpensive cut of beef braised in wine. But what a difference that wine makes. Full-bodied Barolo has been called the “wine of...
Since a stuffed turkey takes longer to cook and often results in overcooked meat, we usually prefer to cook our stuffing outside the bird. For this recipe, we aimed to...
Parchment paper is great for making small packets to cook meat, fish, and vegetables with short cooking times in their own juices. A few spoonfuls of stock accumulates in the...
As a riff on an old Southern classic, I’ve substituted plump red bell peppers for the green our grandmothers would have used, added rice (sometimes white, sometimes brown), seasoned with...
Back when we were an English colony, this Virginia recipe would have begun with a young barnyard fowl—killed, plucked, eviscerated, and readied for the pot. I have some notion of...