Epicurious
Lemon Pudding Cake with Raspberry Sauce
You can use Meyer lemons in this cake for a lighter, more floral flavor.
By Charlie Trotter
Basic Flour Tortilla
By Leona Tiede
Gail's Chocolate Chip Cookies
By Gail Glickman Horwood
Basic Vinaigrette/citronette
Once you master a basic vinaigrette, the variations are virtually endless. For example, a little bit of prepared mustard mixed with the vinegar boosts flavor and allows emulsification. Experiment with different combinations of vinegars and oils — and with adding herbs and spices. To make a citronette, substitute lemon juice for the proportion of vinegar.
Baba
By Alain Ducasse
Creole Seasoning
By Michelle McRaney
Chilled Crab Cakes with a Tropical Fruit Coulis
When sweet, succulent jumbo crabmeat comes into season, this is an incredibly simple, light, and refreshing first course that requires no cooking. It can also be used as a main course for a summer luncheon.
By Patrick O'Connell+B828
Moules Marinière
By Susan Herrmann Loomis
Nectarine and Peach Summer Tart
By Susan Herrmann Loomis
Panna Cotta
By Faith Willinger
Monique's Cornichons
This recipe was given to me by one of my favorite farmers at my local market in Louviers, Normandy.
By Susan Herrmann Loomis
Kunkhen's Torn Noodle Soup
Fermented black beans are an essential ingredient to this soup. I couldn't find exactly the kind of beans Kunkhen used, so I settled for a prepared black bean garlic sauce, which was perfect and gave the soup the same earthy taste that Kunkhen's had. I recommend that if you are using black beans you begin by adding 5 teaspoons, then taste the soup for seasoning. If it needs more flavor, add more black beans. The tablespoon of black bean garlic sauce was perfect to season this amount of soup.
By Susan Herrmann Loomis