From Faith — Picture this… a big salad with greens of your choice, dressed with a balsamic vinaigrette and topped with Goat Cheese Honey Poppers; softened goat cheese rolled into balls and mixed with herbs and honey, then pan-fried to a crisp in a little oil. They’re warm and oozy on the inside, offering the tang […]
Side Dishes
The Buffalo Chicken Editor Reports on His Latest Creation
Bryan Cole is a chef at Metro Bis in Simsbury, Connecticut and our official buffalo chicken editor. We became devoted followers after tasting Bryan’s Buffalo chicken dip a few years ago… we now defer to Bryan for all things Buffalo style. His latest creation… drum-roll please… Buffalo chicken meatballs. posted: December 2014
Maybe the Best Meatballs in the World
Chef Steve was a little touchy when Gourmet magazine suggested he is the meatball king of the world, which isn’t exactly an insult. But back in the day, Martorano wanted people to know he could cook other things well, too. That’s not news to the crowds who wait for tables at his Florida and Vegas […]
Chris’s Basic Mashed Potatoes
When senior contributor Chris Prosperi made these mashed potatoes we went crazy. They’re rich, creamy, and oh so perfect for turkey, or anything for that matter. Chris says it’s important to remember not to overcook the potatoes. Overheating causes the starch cells to burst and can make the potatoes gummy. For best results, Chris says, […]
Brussels Sprout Salad with Cheese, Lemon and Truffle Oil
From Faith — Yes, this will be on my Thanksgiving table but I’ll make it for any reason. No one can resist this fresh raw salad, and if you have a food processor, it comes together so fast, and can be prepared several hours ahead. (Add the truffle oil just before serving.) No formal recipe […]
Asparagus & Prosciutto Bundles
Faith is making this Ina Garten recipe for Thanksgiving. Every time we eat this, we rave about it. It’s from Ina’s new book, Make It Ahead. Tip: You can assemble the bundles, top with truffle butter and cheese, and refrigerate for up to 12 hours. Bake before serving, says Ina.
