Making a curd and then folding it into stiff egg whites makes the prep for these luscious soufflés easy. You can even make the curd a day in advance and store it along with the egg whites (in a separate container) in the fridge—just take out the whites 30 minutes before you’re ready to cook […]
The Best of the Iberian Peninsula…Three Remarkable Fresh-Pressed Olive Oils With Intense Flavors Unique to Mountain Groves As longstanding members of the Club know well, I carry the Olive Oil Hunter moniker for good reason. Every quarter is a true hunt, punctu-ated with visits to the world’s top mills, meetings with the award-winning producers in […]
This Portuguese specialty is a richly flavored seafood soup that often includes clams and mussels. Make it your own with your favorite shellfish—canned lump crabmeat or lobster chunks are wonderful in it. For a minimum of fuss, this version has shrimp and dry (or untreated) scallops. Carolino, a Portuguese rice, is traditional, but you can […]
This is a traditional cold tomato soup, often made with plum tomatoes, but don’t confuse it with gazpacho. The tomatoes are the stars of this show. It takes mere minutes to whip up. Ingredients Directions Step 1 In a high-powered blender or food processor, pulse the tomatoes and garlic until almost puréed. Add the bread […]
