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Source: Adapted from “The World in a Skillet” by Paul and Angela Knipple (University of North Carolina Press, 2012).
Source: Adapted from “The World in a Skillet” by Paul and Angela Knipple (University of North Carolina Press, 2012).
Source: Adapted from "Simple Honest Food" by Bill Granger (Lyons Press, 2012).
Source: Adapted from “Light & Healthy 2012: The Year’s Best Recipes Lightened Up” by America’s Test Kitchen (America’s Test Kitchen, 2011).
I was unable to find the recipe you describe on the website of either magazine, so I simply tried adding the stuffing ingredients to a favorite quick pizza dough recipe. It works great, but let me add a caveat: Do not expect a traditional pizza crust; it will be more cracker-like than bread-like. I like to add fresh chopped garlic and perhaps some herbs during the first baking time. Q. More than a few years ago a recipe was printed in The Miami Herald for Jaques Pepins Lemon Delice Cake. You purchased a pound cake, cut it into three layers and made a lemon frosting. I served this many times and everyone loved it. I loved it too because everyone thought you had worked all day baking and you hadnt. I lost my only copy (this was before everyone had a computer), and I hope you can find it for me.
When Italian cookbook author Giuliano Bugialli led a class at my cooking school years ago, I learned about many Italian ingredients and techniques that I had never seen. One of his most memorable dishes was farro with tomatoes, roasted vegetables and Parmigiano-Reggiano.