Frozen foods were given a boost of popularity in the 1950s when refrigerators with freezers became affordable enough for many households to have in-house, especially when Swanson introduced the frozen...
Julia Child’s Mastering the Art of French Cooking was a bestseller when it was released in the 1960s. One of her most famous recipes was the sophisticated French dish Beef...
These tomatoes are nearly always in my refrigerator. Packed in a “sauce” of escaped juices and the quality olive oil in which they were cooked, these sweet tomatoes work on...
For the easiest-ever version of shrimp cocktail that serves a crowd, we bypassed the traditional method of poaching and instead used the high heat of the broiler and a spice...
Back when I was a junior food editor at Ladies’ Home Journal in New York, I created a party dish using three of my favorite Southern foods: chicken, rice, and...
Packed with salty olives and sweet, sun-dried tomatoes, these savory scones are tender and light. in winter, we serve them with minestrone soup; in summer, with gazpacho or salads. no...
A catch-of-the-day stew is a coastal favorite, no matter where the coast. This one has the characteristic flavors of the Mediterranean, though it bears a small similarity to gumbo. Serve...
My lasting memory of Luben Boykov’s time on One Chef One Critic is an image. No, it’s not an image of one of his exquisite sculptures – which we showed...