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James Beard

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James Beard was a prolific cookbook author and cooking teacher. Known as the Dean of American Cookery, he championed our national cuisine, establishing American cooking as a force equal to the great cuisines of Europe and the rest of the world. He was a regular contributor to Gourmet and House & Garden, among other publications, and he hosted the first cooking show on NBC, essentially becoming America's original celebrity chef. The James Beard Foundation preserves his home in New York City and hosts an annual awards ceremony celebrating the culinary arts. In 2017, we named him one of the 100 Greatest Home Cooks of All Time. Read our full profile of Beard here.

Turkey en Demi Deuil

You can make this dish with white truffles as well. Canned white truffles are more pungent than the black ones and provide an exciting gastronomic treat when added to the sauce.

Kibbee

Broiled Shrimp Appetizer

Allow 3 to 4 of the large shrimp per person. If only the smaller are available, you will need about 6 per person.

Shoulder of Lamb

This is delicious and tender, but the shoulder must be boned and rolled.

Epicurean Sauce

This sauce accompanies Epicurean Broiled Turkey .

Spitted Duckling

A whole duckling roasted on a spit is very similiar to broiled duckling.

Grilled Italian Sausages

Sweet and hot Italian sausages are delicious grilled over charcoal.