House & Garden
Kebabs
Traditionally, kebabs are made of lamb or mutton, but beef, veal and even pork tenderloin are delicious cooked in this manner. Here are several versions, adaptable to any kind of meat.
By James Beard
Spinach and Madeira
By James Beard
Basic Crepes with Cognac
By James Beard
Fresh-from-the-Garden Tomato Aspic
By Ruth A. Matson
Broiled Turkey
By James Beard
Chinese Scallion Lamb
By Dorothy Lee
Chicken Flambé
By James Beard
Mulled Wine
Mulled wine is also known as vin chaud and glühwein. In the past, the drink was usually served in a pewter mug and often heated with a red-hot poker.
Broiled Whole Lobster
By James Beard
Braised Truffled Turkey
By James Beard
Scandinavian Roast Christmas Goose
The standard Scandinavian way of cooking a goose or duck is to stuff it with apples and prunes. When cooking a duck, adjust amount of stuffing to the size of the fowl; a 5-6 pound duck takes about 2 cups of stuffing.
By Nika Standen Hazelton
Crepes Directoire
By James Beard