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Tandoori (Indian Barbecued) Chicken
Tandoori Murghi
Of all the food cooked in a _tandoor,_the most popular and the best-tasting is chicken. The distinctive flavor, texture, and color of this dish are achieved by a particular yogurt marinade, by the use of tenderizers, a special tandoori coloring, and finally, by being cooked in the Indian clay oven.
The recipe given here is designed for the conventional oven and charcoal grill. (Household-model tandoors are not yet commercially available in the United States.) The results are very much to my satisfaction.
By Julie Sahni
Lobster Thermidor
None of us expected to fall in love with this dish when we tested it, but we all did. Most Thermidor recipes yield something that tastes stodgy and heavy, but this version, by 1940s Gourmet chef Louis P. De Gouy, is almost sleek.
Mexican Oysters
Also try the salsa with some corn bread or scrambled eggs for a spicy treat.
By Liza Davies
Anaheim Chile Salsa Verde
This recipe originally accompanied Grill-Roasted Brined Turkey with Anaheim Chile Salsa Verde . This beautiful, mild-flavored green salsa may be served heated or at room temperature. For the brightest green color possible, add the cilantro just before serving.
Marinated Oriental Chicken
Marinate chicken a day ahead; after ten-minute broil, the dish is ready.
By Ellen Faris
Tandoori-Spiced Chicken Breasts
Tandoori chicken gets its name from the clay oven (heated by wood or coal) it is traditionally cooked in—a tandoor—which bakes meat, fish, poultry, and bread at temperatures upward of 500°F. In our version, the chicken is broiled and the signature yogurt and spice marinade contains only ingredients that are readily available on supermarket shelves.
Marinated Flank Steak
By Mary Alberghetti
Grilled Lamb with Horseradish-Mint Sauce
By Kristin H. R. Small
Mixed Greens with Goat Cheese Crostini
The warm goat cheese toasts make delicious croutons for the salad, but they would also be an easy hors d'oeuvre.
By Lynda Hotch Balslev
Steak Taquitos
If the four-inch tortillas used at Café Iguana in Denver, Colorado, are hard to find, the standard five- to six-inch ones also work, or they can be trimmed to the smaller size.
Salmon with Soy-Honey and Wasabi Sauces
Despite many Asian ingredients in this dish, the end result only slightly reflects their presence. Rice and asparagus make good side dishes.
Blue Cheese Burgers with Green Peppercorns
Green peppercorns can be found packed in brine in the specialty foods section of most large supermarkets.
Scallops with Mushrooms in White-Wine Sauce
Coquilles St.-Jacques
Active time: 30 min Start to finish: 1 hr