Every time you cook an authentic Italian dish, you probably have Marcella Hazan to thank.
Years ago, Italian food in the U.S. equated to red sauce Italian-American dishes like spaghetti and meatballs. Hazon’s iconic cookbooks, beginning with the 1973 classic, The Classic Italian Cookbook, introduced Americans to traditional Italian cooking much in the way that [...]
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If you’re a Sephardic Jew, you get to eat relatively healthy holiday fare on Rosh Hashanah. If you’re Ashkenazi, you have bloat and acid reflux to look forward to following your New Year’s meal.
But tradition is tradition. And if you want to include some elements that your Grandma might recognize, here’s a recipe for [...]
The French are madly debating whether their iconic cuisine should be enshrined as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, according to a story in yesterday’s Times. It seems that there’s concern that traditional French foods and agricultural methods are disappearing. To my mind, any cuisine, even French food, needs to make it on it’s [...]
I like getting fruits, veggies, meat and fish from farm markets. Fairway, Zabar’s and Whole Foods do a good job of taking care of my other food needs .
But for those of you with a yen to harvest the bounty produced by our very own Central Park–epazote and mugwort are among the delicacies that [...]
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