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33 results matching "quiche"
  • How-To

    A Piece of Cake

    With one simple cake, two fabulous frostings, and endless flavor variations, impressive layer cakes are easier than you think

  • Recipe

    Lobster with Sauternes and Curry

    Don’t be misled by “curry” in the name of this dish. I use curry the way some French chefs do: as a spice to be judiciously applied the way you…

  • Recipe

    Pan-Seared Sea Scallop Salad with Grapefruit and Fennel

    Scallops add welcome richness to a brightly flavored main-course salad.

  • Recipe

    Apple of My Eye Cocktail

    Unlike most cocktail recipes, this one’s designed for two. However, if you’d like to mix one up for yourself when you’re flying solo, just split the ingredients in half.

  • Recipe

    Spicy Shrimp Crêpe Purses

    Serve the purses as an appetizer, or serve in a folded crêpe with a salad for lunch or a light supper.

  • Baby Carrots with Meyer Lemon
    Recipe

    Baby Carrots with Meyer Lemon, Honey, Basil, and Mint

  • Recipe

    Oysters with Blood-Orange Mignonette and Tajín

    Classic oysters on the half shell are given an update here, bathed in a mignonette flavored with blood orange and then sprinkled with zingy Tajín. You can ask your seafood…

  • Recipe

    Steamed Salmon with Fennel and Citrus

    Aromatic fennel and tart citrus highlight the sweetness of salmon while providing a counterpoint to its rich texture. If you can’t find blood oranges, add another medium orange to the…

  • Recipe

    Peachy Palmer

    Arnold Palmer famously drank a combo of iced tea and lemonade. Adding juicy stone fruit makes it an especially summery treat.

  • Recipe

    Jeweled Israeli Couscous

    This simple side is a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. Use whatever tender herbs you have on hand. Parsley and cilantro make fine substitutions for mint.

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