One of the largest waves of immigration to the United States occurred between 1880 and 1920. By the 1950s and ’60s, many of these immigrants had merged their culinary traditions...
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...
There is no denying the appeal of a great bowl of French onion soup, with its rich broth, caramelized onions, and nutty Gruyèretopped bread. For a rich soup, we caramelized...
Gremolata is an Italian-style garnish made from a mix of chopped parsley, citrus zest and garlic. It’s most often used to add a last-minute, fresh taste to osso bucco (braised...
Peeled and ready to use, mini-carrots, also called baby carrots, take just minutes to cook. In this recipe, the flavor goes up several notches thanks to the addition of sweet...
The beef in this dark, rich, French-style dish is given a wonderful flavor even before it makes it into the slow cooker. After slices of garlic are cooked until golden...
Here’s another Southern casserole of leftovers, this time chicken and ham. To Cajuns and Creoles, this isn’t a true jambalaya. Never mind. It’s easy, it’s delicious, a one-dish dinner that’s...