This is my variation on a classic Italian soup that traditionally has more escarole and beans than broth. Escarole is one of the easiest greens to prepare since you don't…
I could eat this tuna butter spread thickly on my morning toast, but most people will prefer it with a glass of white wine as an apéritif. Be very careful…
Don't be afraid of the anchovies in this recipe. They melt right into the sauce and give it great flavor. Substitute broccoli for the cauliflower if you like. Toasted breadcrumbs…
This recipe is also good with a wider, flat pasta such as fettuccine or tagliatelle. Trimming the prosciutto fat and rendering it at the start of this dish gives a…
Adding a bit of broth at the start of roasting gives these vegetables a creamier, softer texture than dry-roasting—more like potatoes that have been roasted alongside a hefty cut of…
Wherever a salt cod tradition exists, there is a version of a fritter, a croquette, or a codfish ball. The addition of a little mayonnaise for moisture and flavor gives…
It's preferable to use chicken thighs here because the flavor of the dark meat marries nicely with the hearty, savory character of this dish, but if you prefer, substitute breast…
This simple recipe is a weeknight staple in our house. I vary the basic recipe by using escarole, Savoy cabbage, radicchio, or endive in place of the chard, and pancetta…
At Fine Cooking, we’ve long admired the graceful beauty and sturdy construction of the butcherblock tables from John Boos & Co. Now, Professional Cutlery Direct will let you customize your…
Glazed vegetables are simply too good to make once or twice a year at Thanksgiving and Christmas. In this article, James Peterson explains the process in detail and offers several…
They may look like muffins, but a dunk in melted butter and a roll in cinnamon-sugar makes these luscious morsels taste more like donuts, without the hassle of deep-frying. We…
These slightly smoky, velvety rillettes are as good tucked into an omelette as they are on freshly made croutons. But be advised, even so-called boneless smoked trout may harbor small…
I like the variety of Swiss chard called "Bright Lights," which has yellow and pink stalks, but any Swiss chard will work fine. The chard leaves just need wilting for…
For best results, you’ll need a candy thermometer for this recipe. Chopped candied citrus peel is an excellent addition. To make candied citrus peel, simmer orange zest in a sugar…
Prepare the components of the Wellingtons the day before or the morning before you intend to assemble them. Once assembled, freeze them for at least six to eight hours (ideally…