Recipes
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Hot Penne With Chilled Tomato Sauce And Charred Tuna
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Pappa Al Pomodoro
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Tomato Juice
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Orange Street Hot Hot Tomato Chutney
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Natasha And Atrina's Gingerbread Cookies
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Creamy Macaroni And Cheese
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Piquant Sauce For Smoked Fish
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Caramelized Baked Apples
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Cardoon Soup With Coddled Oysters And Oyster Mushrooms
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Lamb Stew With Potatoes and Carrots
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Lamb Stock
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Roquefort Napoleon
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Puree Mongole Soup
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Cream Of Sorrel Soup With Root Vegetables
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Pate Feuilletee With Asparagus And Mushrooms
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Poached Shad Roe With Sorrel Sauce
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Corn And Lobster Chowder
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Cocada With Fresh Corn
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Helen Mceachrane's Corn Pudding
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Succotash
Christopher Idone · NYT Cooking
Herbed Mashed Potatoes With Roquefort
Linda Wells · NYT Cooking
Linda Wells
Tapenade
Jonathan Reynolds · NYT Cooking
Jonathan Reynolds
Lemon Pizza
Jonathan Reynolds · NYT Cooking
Lemon pizza not only sounds good; it also looks and tastes as sunny as summer. You may, of course, knead your own dough, but if you don't have the hours for it to rise, why not try the frozen variety? Roll it out to the thickness you like -- thin or Sicilian -- blanket it with lemon slices and bake for a few minutes. The lemon will crisp and intensify slightly in flavor. (They must be cut very thin.) When it comes out of the oven, just spread some crème fraîche on it and cover it with way too much salmon caviar or perhaps a little less Sevruga. Even if it seems a little prematurely retro -- say, from the 80's, which any day now will be the new 50's -- the salmon roe makes a more colorful and lighter presentation. Jonathan Reynolds
Neapolitan Cake
Christine Muhlke · NYT Cooking
Here is an excellent project recipe that Christine Muhlke, then an editor and columnist at The New York Times Magazine, brought to us in a 2007 profile of the cookbook writer Gail Monaghan, who adapted it from a cookbook written by the Vicomte de Mauduit in 1933. It is infinitely more chic and cosmopolitan than most Neapolitan cakes, with no cartoon hue or bulk. Christine Muhlke