Recipe: Drunken S'more Cake
After posting an Eat this Word about s'mores last month, we heard from several readers about their favorite versions of this marshmallow treat, as well as requests for the recipe for Michael DiBianca's Drunken S'more Cake. We tested it, and we're happy to report that it's some seriously good stuff. A riff on the composition of a s’more, this dessert was the finale of chef DiBianca’s playful and flavorful Beard House dinner. His version calls for the nutty Nocello and Frangelico, but we think that fruity liqueurs, like Grand Marnier or Chambord, would work nicely, too. Whatever you choose, just be sure to top this treat with a mighty dollop of whipped cream.
Recipe: Drunken S'more Cake
After posting an Eat this Word about s'mores last month, we heard from several readers about their favorite versions of this marshmallow treat, as well as requests for the recipe for Michael DiBianca's Drunken S'more Cake. We tested it, and we're happy to report that it's some seriously good stuff. A riff on the composition of a s’more, this dessert was the finale of chef DiBianca’s playful and flavorful Beard House dinner. His version calls for the nutty Nocello and Frangelico, but we think that fruity liqueurs, like Grand Marnier or Chambord, would work nicely, too. Whatever you choose, just be sure to top this treat with a mighty dollop of whipped cream.
Recipe: Limoncello Cheesecake
Italian-born Pino Posteraro’s Mediterranean-inspired meal at the Beard House included this light and delicious cheesecake. Its delightful, refreshing lemon taste comes from limoncello, a lemon-scented digestif from Italy—perfect for warm summer days by the sea. To simplify the recipe, you can serve the cake on its own or with store-bought orange marmalade.
News Feed: July 21
Tips for making ice cream and some recipes for frozen treats with unconventional flavors [Epicurious] A dad and his toddler take various sippy cups for a test drive [Slate] Five fillings for cherry tomatoes [Chicago Tribune] Another look at obesity in America [New Yorker]Recipe: Grilled Salmon with Summer Salad
The recipe for this simple, flavorful, and healthy summer dinner comes from JBF Award winning book Weber's Big Book of Grilling by Jamie Purviance.
Staff Recipe: Chilled Zucchini Soup
Izabela Wojcik toiled on the line at several NYC restaurants before hanging up her clogs and becoming our director of programming. She whips up this flavorful and refreshing summer soup for a quick weeknight supper, or serves a little taste as an impressive prelude to a more elaborate menu.
Recipe: James Beard’s Moules Marinière
This deliciously simple recipe from Beard’s American Cookery puts us in the Bastille Day spirit. Make sure you have plenty of fresh, crusty baguette on hand to soak up the buttery, aromatic broth.
2 to 3 quarts mussels, scrubbed and bearded
1 garlic clove, crushed
1 large onion, thinly sliced
2 to 3 sprigs parsley
1 stick unsalted butter
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
½ cup white wine
½ cup chopped parsley
¼ teaspoon Tabasco
Place the garlic, onion, parsley sprigs, 4 tablespoons of the butter, salt, and pepper in a large pot. Add the mussels and pour the wine over them. Cover tightly and cook over low heat until the shells open. Transfer the mussels to a soup tureen or serving dish. Add the remaining butter, chopped parsley, and Tabasco to the pot. Adjust the seasoning and serve the mussels in soup plates along with some of the broth and plenty of crusty bread.
Recipe: Grilled Sirloin with Ginger and Garlic
Chef Bo Kline of Typhoon! in Portland, Oregon, cooked up this simple, summery steak when he visited the Beard House. The combination of garlic, ginger, and soy sauce make a deliciously savory dish for your next backyard barbecue.
Recipe: Zuccotto
This mixed berry charlotte from chef Tony Liu of Morandi is the perfect dessert for a small summery dinner party. Although the presentation, with alternating blackberry- and raspberry-dipped lady fingers, looks dramatic, this recipe is actually deceptively simple.
Recipe: Hugo’s Texas BBQ Shrimp with Maytag Blue Cheese Slaw
This dish, from Michael and Wendy Jordan of Rosemary’s Restaurant in Las Vegas, is an old New Orleans recipe, named for the spicy, smoky nature of the sauce. The Jordans consider this version, served with blue cheese cole slaw, a signature dish. They make their own mayonnaise for the slaw; we saved ourselves a step and used a good store-bought brand, Hellmann’s, to which we added Maytag blue cheese.
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