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	Braised Lamb with Beans by Joyce Leung This is a delicious French country dish. Hearty and heart warming! It is also beautiful to behold and delicious to smell!	4 votes 3 reviews 13362 views
	Braised Beef Short Ribs by John Spottiswood We have a couple of recipes for short ribs, and this is probably the most traditional. It has a rich beef flavor and the meat falls off the bones. If the choice is available, we normally use English style short ribs instead of Korean short ribs (also called flanken-style) because the English shortribs are usually cheaper and it…	4 votes 3 reviews 5 comments 5873 views
	Honey-Habanero Glazed Ribs by Alex Marsh Ribs can take a long time to cook, but it's worth it. Wonderful sweet and sour mixture to the glaze. You'll love it.	3 votes 2 reviews 2 comments 13861 views
	PERSIAN KUFTEH BERENJI by Linda Tay Esposito Big balls of aromatic fresh herbs, rice, beef and lamb. It's a whole meal by itself. Adding dairy to meatballs make them tender. The Advieh is a Persian spice mix of cinnamon, cardamom, cumin, cloves and rose petals.	3 votes 14719 views
	Risotto alla crema di scampi (Risotto with Shrimp Cream) by Frank Fariello As I have mentioned before, Rome is not really risotto country. But there is at least one risotto dish that appears on almost every menu in town: risotto alla crema di scampi, or risotto with shrimp purée. It is one of my favorite risotti, but I hadn't had it since leaving Rome four years ago. As I pondered what to make for dinner…	3 votes 2 reviews 4437 views
	Angelina's Sunday Sauce (Il ragù della domenica) by Frank Fariello The constant fixture of Sunday dinners at nonna Angelina's house was il ragù della domenica or 'Sunday sauce'—also known as 'Sunday gravy'—the crowning glory of Italian American cooking. If it was not dressing the pasta, it was slathered in between the layers of the lasagne, with more served in a gravy boat for those who wanted to…	3 votes 1 review 2955 views
	Elegant Shrimp Scampi Pasta Lightened Up by Skinny Kitchen with Nancy Fox For a romantic dinner, try this superb shrimp, sauteed in a buttery, garlic and lemon wine sauce. It doesn’t get easier to prepare yet it taste so indulgent. Instead of having to prep the raw shrimp, by deveining and such, I like to use cooked shrimp. It’s so much easier and cooks in minutes! The skinny for each generous serving is…	3 votes 3 comments 8013 views
	Lamb Tagine with Tomatoes and Roasted Eggplant by John Spottiswood This is a Mediterranean spirited Tagine. It reminds me of the great lamb stews found from Morocco all the way to Afghanistan. I adapted it from a recipe in Paula Wolfort's great "The Food of Morocco" cookbook. Paula quotes chef Lucien Vanel as saying "Lamb, tomatoes, eggplant and garlic is a a combination before which we must all…	3 votes 1 review 1 comment 5414 views
	Tarragon Chicken with Mushrooms by Salad Foodie Simple to prepare, Tarragon Chicken with Mushrooms makes a nice weeknight or Sunday dinner. This version is lighter than the creamy-sauce ones, but with plenty of flavor, you won't miss the calories or fat!.	3 votes 2 reviews 6975 views
	INDIAN KOFTA CURRY by Linda Tay Esposito Delicious Gujerati style of curry, with lamb kofta aka meatballs. A flavor explosion experience.	3 votes 1 review 14464 views
	Beef Braciole by Therese This is one of my sons favorite dishes served with pasta I personally like it served with a side of roasted spaghetti squash. In the recipe I use white wine please don't cringe trust me on this one the sauce is fantastic .	3 votes 1 review 2 comments 7929 views
	Salsicce con broccoletti by Frank Fariello Is there any meat more satisfying than sausages? If there is, I haven't found it. And, in this typically Roman dish, sausages marry particularly well with broccoletti, the cruciferous vegetable known in English as 'broccoli rabe'. The slight bitterness of the broccoletti sets off the savory richness of the sausage perfectly.	2 votes 1 review 5277 views
	Fricassée de poulet à l'ancienne by Frank Fariello I grew up on Julia Child. Other than nonna Angelina herself, no one inspired my love affair with cooking more. While other kids were eating milk and cookies and watching cartoons, I ran home to make rice and cheese and sit down to the latest instalment of The French Chef. And I practically memorized my Mom's original 1963 edition of…	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 4835 views
	Jameson Whiskey-Braised Pork Shoulder With Irish Colcannon by Danielle Pallaske I clipped this from the Chicago Tribune last year and it turned out to be voted reader's favorite recipe of the year from their food section! It was created by chef Dirk Flanigan of The Gage restaurant in Chicago and is it ever wonderful. Colcannon is a traditional Irish dish with buttery creamy mashed potatoes folded into a mix of…	2 votes 1 comment 21183 views
	Slow Cooker Polenta with Sausage Ragù by Frank Fariello Making polenta the old-fashioned way is a laborious job, as we all know, involving a lot of stirring over a good 45 minutes or more to reach the right, creamy consistency. Italians have developed any number of tricks to make the job a bit easier, as I have outlined in my post on How to Make Polenta. The slow cooker provides yet…	2 votes 2 comments 5101 views

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