|
International Wine news from several wine sites
Browse by Tags
All Tags » Pasta ( RSS)
-
|
This dish has heft and depth, but still showcases the delicate flavors of spring. Read More...
|
-
|
The vegetable ragout is a simplified version of a classic Sicilian spring stew. Read More...
|
-
|
The combination of olive oil, garlic and clam broth boiled in a rich, briny sauce practically demands a lively white. Read More...
|
-
|
A light yet comforting Greek-inspired dish enriched with béchamel. Read More...
|
-
|
Five dishes that feature the beautiful, sweet vegetables of spring: artichokes and peas, favas and asparagus, spring garlic and onions. Read More...
|
-
|
Spaghetti with kale and a pungent mix of anchovies, garlic, chile flakes and capers. Read More...
|
-
|
For standout fresh pasta, chefs need the best machines. That’s where Emilio Mitidieri comes in. Read More...
|
-
|
Highlights from a live video discussion between cookbook author Nigella Lawson, the Times’ Julia Moskin, and three home cooks about a recipe from Ms. Lawson’s new cookbook, “Nigellissima.” Read More...
|
-
|
Make fresh homemade egg pasta, then forget the cheese and ignore the sauce. Read More...
|
-
|
This is a delicious meal no matter what variety of mushrooms you have on hand. Read More...
|
-
|
A considerably lighter version of the classic gnocchi made with spinach and ricotta. Read More...
|
-
|
At Harvest-on-Hudson restaurant, whose grand spaces offer riverfront views, the pasta dishes are steps above the ordinary. Read More...
|
-
|
If you are among the legion of brussels sprouts haters, this dish featuring the sliced vegetables tossed with pasta and bacon may well convert you. Read More...
|
-
|
If we all followed Calvin Trillin, we’d have pasta carbonara for Thanksgiving — a deli egg-bacon-and-cheese-on-a-roll that has been pasta-fied, fancified and fetishized. Read More...
|
-
|
Giovanni Rana, of Northern Italy, makes its New York debut with a restaurant and pasta store in Chelsea Market. Read More...
|
More Posts Next page »
|
|
|