One of the largest waves of immigration to the United States occurred between 1880 and 1920. By the 1950s and ’60s, many of these immigrants had merged their culinary traditions...
I started to make pork sausage patties to mimic the red pork you see in Chinese restaurants. That red pork generally gets its color from food coloring. In my recipe,...
As a riff on an old Southern classic, I’ve substituted plump red bell peppers for the green our grandmothers would have used, added rice (sometimes white, sometimes brown), seasoned with...
Caramelized onions are the secret to so many flavorful preparations: amazing stews, French onion soup, and delicious sour cream dip. To get that rich flavor, you need to cook onions...
This is an old-fashioned pie, perfect for a winter Sunday lunch. If you’re cooking for 12, we think it is easier to make two pies rather than one really large...