In this light, simply sophisticated finale, soft, juicy strawberries mingle with cinnamon and anise-kissed strawberry syrup. Delicious on its own, the sparkling wine-simmered strawberries dessert can also be a show-stopping … Read More
Spicy, nicely acidic, rustic, and a wonderful accompaniment to vegetables, sandwiches, eggs, or anything else that’ll benefit from a little kick, this bell pepper–based condiment, Ajvar, hails from the Balkans … Read More
The tangy yogurt cools the palate with this gluten-free potato salad, making the yukon gold potato salad a good partner for spicy barbecue. Photography Fabrice Demoulin
Seasoned with a vibrant rub a day in advance, slow roasted with Coca Cola (yes, really), then briefly grilled or roasted, these grilled spice-rubbed pork ribs are fall off-the-bone tender … Read More
A marinade of peanut butter, olive oil, and spices transforms everyday chicken into an edible event with this truly exceptional grilled peanut butter chicken recipe from one of Portugal’s most … Read More
This gluten-free rendition of potato skins with yogurt and guacamole is a light, simply elegant take on a crowd favorite. Fork-tender, not crispy, they can be multiplied easily for large … Read More
One of the more exciting beet dishes we’ve tried starts with slow-roasting beets with salt and thyme. A coating of reduced balsamic-shallot syrup adds tangy-sweetness that’s contrasted by optional sharp-cheese … Read More
Famed chef Ljubomir Stanic, who created this versatile side dish, likes to serve this roasted bell pepper salad with sardines. But it’s just as compatible with grilled fish or chicken, … Read More
Sardines are plentiful in Portuguese cuisine. For the marinated sardines recipe by Lisbon’s famed chef Ljubomir Stanisic, you let the salt and citrus do the “cooking.” Photography Fabrice Demoulin
For this adaptation of an exotic appetizer by Lisbon’s famed chef Ljubomir Stansic, fish is cured in a bright, creamy, citrusy Thai-style “leche de tigre” (a.k.a. tiger’s milk, a Peruvian … Read More
