Port
Clafoutis of Prunes
By James Beard
Chocolate Panna Cotta with Port- and Balsamic-Glazed Cherries
Port wine and balsamic vinegar deepen the fresh fruit flavors in the cherry sauce. Be sure to get started at least one day ahead; the panna cotta custards must chill for 24 hours before serving.
Blueberry-Nectarine Crisp
Ruby Port in the juicy filling deepens the fruit flavors in this crisp. Top with vanilla ice cream or the ice cream from the Malted Milk Ice Cream Cake .
Cornish Game Hens with Sweet-Potato Risotto and Cranberry Sauce
From the Williamsburg Inn's Regency Room.
Brined Pork Loin with Onion, Raisin, and Garlic Compote
Brining results in moist, tender meat. Be sure to use a large center-cut loin, which cooks more evenly than two smaller pieces tied together. Begin this recipe one day ahead. What to drink: A medium-bodied fruity red, such as Merlot, or a fruity white, such as Australian Sémillon.
Baked Figs
This recipe is a component of <epi:recieplink id="109335">Baked Figs with Honey and Whiskey Ice-Cream</epi:recieplink>.
Roast Turkey with Port Gravy
Watch how to prepare and carve your bird with our streaming video demonstration.
Calf's Liver with Port Wine Sauce
By Christine Swanson
Potted Cheese Spread with Crackers
New England tradition is behind this hearty soup supper. A mixture of tangy cheddar, Port wine and Dijon mustard produces a terrific spread to nibble on while the chowder is cooking. Pour Sauvignon Blanc throughout the meal.
Beef Tenderloin with Roasted Shallots, Bacon and Port
Pour a full-bodied red wine, such as a Bordeaux, Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon.
Chicken with Port-Mushroom Sauce
By Rick Thiemke
Poached Pears with Star Anise
At Aux Truffes, the poached pears are brushed with a sabayon-like mixture and then broiled. This version is much simpler to prepare and just as pretty and delicious.