Vegan Mushroom Bourguignon: Red Wine Braise
Mushrooms braise in burgundy wine until luxuriously tender. A plant-based answer to beef bourguignon, rich enough for special dinners.
Oct 8, 2024

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Mushrooms braise in burgundy wine until luxuriously tender. A plant-based answer to beef bourguignon, rich enough for special dinners.
Oct 8, 2024

Greece's most celebrated casserole: tender eggplant and potatoes layered with spiced meat sauce and creamy béchamel, baked until golden.
Jul 17, 2024

A coastal Spanish classic: saffron-kissed rice with shrimp, mussels, and clams, cooked in one pan until the bottom crisps to golden.
Sep 29, 2024

Italy's northern masterpiece: thin pasta layers with slow-cooked ragù and creamy béchamel, baked until bubbling and golden.
Feb 20, 2026

Green wheat harvested early and burned in the field, cooked with the patience Italians give arborio. Smoky, chewy and considerably harder to overcook than rice.
Jul 30, 2026

Oman buries spiced lamb in an underground oven for a day or more. Most kitchens do not have a pit, and a low oven with a sealed wrap gets remarkably close.
Aug 3, 2026

The cold soup of southern Spain is an emulsion, not a blended salad. The bread and oil give it body, the sherry vinegar gives it its edge, and the tomatoes have to be the best of the year. A recipe for the heat, and the two cousins worth knowing.
Sep 6, 2026

The Tuscan bread salad predates the tomato in Italian kitchens; the original was bread, onion, oil and vinegar. The version everyone now makes adds ripe tomatoes and cucumber, and the argument is whether to soak the bread or toast it. Both, done right.
Sep 6, 2026

A Levantine spice blend and a Mexican corn tortilla share no history at all. What they share is a logic, and that turns out to be entirely enough to build on.
Aug 2, 2026

A bunch of beetroot arrives as three separate vegetables that happen to be attached. Roast the roots, wilt the leaves, pickle the stems, and the thing most people throw away turns out to be the best part.
Sep 4, 2026

Pistachio against walnut, sugar syrup against honey, semolina in the layers or not. The differences are real and worth knowing. The ownership question is less answerable than either side would like.
Aug 14, 2026
