One of the many culinary delights in Italy is porchetta (pronounced por-KET-uh), a tender, moist rolled pork roast with a savory herb filling. It’s been dubbed a “bacon roast,” which provides a clue as to how delicious it is! Served on bread as a sandwich or as a Sunday dinner, […]
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This is my go-to recipe for salmon. It’s just as tasty as the grilled trout we enjoyed in Argentina’s Seven Lakes region and gets rave reviews from friends and family. It’s modified slightly from a recipe found in USA Weekend by Pam Anderson.
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My grandmother’s parents likely brought this recipe with them when they arrived in America from Hungary in the early 1900s. It’s been a dinnertime staple for many years and is perfect on a cold winter evening.
It’s nearly impossible to travel through Morocco without trying a tagine! This recipe is a typical version of the Moroccan stew. The tagine is named for the earthenware cooking vessel with a cone-shaped lid in which it’s cooked. A Dutch oven is a good substitute if don’t have one. You
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We learned this simple-yet-elegant way to prepare lamb chops at a class in a busy Paris neighborhood. The preparation adapts well to pork chops and elevates a weeknight meal into something special.
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We discovered this dish on one of our many road trips through Morocco. A shopkeeper shared this bubbling tagine with lamb kefta meatballs and fresh eggs. It’s a simple dish that has become a mealtime favorite.
