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Green Salad with Oil and Vinegar Dressing (Salade Verte à la Vinaigrette)
(Salade Verte à la Vinaigrette)
This is a basic recipe, one that should be part of every culinary repertoire. On the farm it is an everyday salad that changes according to the season, depending on what greens are fresh in the garden.
In winter I am a slave to escarole, which I occasionally combine with Belgian endive. In spring and summer I mix greens, using green or red oak-leaf, mesclun (a fragrant mix of young greens), arugula, and fresh herbs.
By Susan Herrmann Loomis
Ham Mousse with Hollandaise
Despite what you may think from looking at the ingredient list, this mousse is not overly rich—the consistency is actually quite delicate. Pair the mousse with a green salad, and you've got a terrific brunch or light supper.
Active time: 40 min Start to finish: 2 1/2 hr
Beef Aspic
By James Beard
Chinese Roast Pork
By Dorothy Lee
Mushroom Barley Soup
Not so many years ago dried "exotic" or wild mushrooms could be found only in fancy specialty shops, but no longer. Many good urban and suburban supermarkets now carry little packages of various varieties. And Asian markets are a great source for dried shiitake, also known as Chinese black mushrooms. The dried mushrooms are an optional addition to this soup, but they do add a deeper, woodsier flavor.
Red Snapper with Sherry Beurre Blanc
Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
Our technique videos will show you how to fillet fish and make beurre blanc.
Cornish Game Hen with Stuffing and Sherried Gravy
Garlic mashed potatoes and green beans sprinkled with toasted almonds are perfect with this dish.
Sea Bass with Sherry Vinegar Glaze and Mushroom Sauté
By Joseph Gogolinski
Grilled Chicken Hearts
By James Beard
Strawberry Crepes
By James Beard
Sherried Walnuts
A longtime favorite of copy editor Brenda Koplin. They are great for parties and make lovely gifts, too. Brenda likes to pack them in pretty containers, with the recipe included.