Recipes By Florence Fabricant

975 recipes found

Pears Baked With Roquefort Cheese
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Pears Baked With Roquefort Cheese

1h4 servings
Marinated Raspberry And Green-Tea Infusion
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Marinated Raspberry And Green-Tea Infusion

30m4 servings
Scrambled Eggs With Morels
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Scrambled Eggs With Morels

15m2 servings
Spice-Crusted Venison Medallions With Juniper Sauce
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Spice-Crusted Venison Medallions With Juniper Sauce

1h4 servings
Risotto With Morels
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Risotto With Morels

1h6 servings
Morels and Asparagus In Beurre Blanc
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Morels and Asparagus In Beurre Blanc

30m4 servings
Stir-Fried Zucchini, Corn and Peppers
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Stir-Fried Zucchini, Corn and Peppers

30m6 servings
Garlic Spiedies
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Garlic Spiedies

1h6 to 8 servings
Beef in Parchment With Olive Sauce
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Beef in Parchment With Olive Sauce

I’m not complaining about drinking Brunello di Montalcino, but it’s not ideal for a warm summer evening. To dress it in flip-flops, I thought of pairing it with meat served barely warm, rather than grilled. French poached boeuf à la ficelle came to mind, but who wants to simmer a vessel of stock in July? I decided to roast the meat wrapped in parchment to capture all the juices for a sauce, then serve the dish at room temperature. I had never seen a chunk of fillet cooked like that, and I worried I might sacrifice $60. Sous vide would have been an option, but it was more complicated and would take longer. My method was successful, and my sauce, made with sweet, slightly briny little olives and fresh rosemary, nicely balanced the fruity, earthy, yet still tannic wines.

45m6 servings
Ragout Of Spring Vegetables With Morels
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Ragout Of Spring Vegetables With Morels

45m8 to 10 servings
Chicken Breasts With Olives and Tomatoes
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Chicken Breasts With Olives and Tomatoes

1h6 servings
Cretan Rabbit Stew
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Cretan Rabbit Stew

1h 30m6 servings
Spicy Duck Salad
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Spicy Duck Salad

30m12 - 16 servings
Basic Roast Duck Breast
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Basic Roast Duck Breast

2h8 servings
Duck Breast With Quince Compote
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Duck Breast With Quince Compote

1h 15m4 to 6 servings
Fresh Corn Tamales with Chanterelles
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Fresh Corn Tamales with Chanterelles

1h 30m16 tamales
Cranberry Pie
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Cranberry Pie

1h 20m6 to 8 servings
Andre Soltner's Treflai (Potato Pie)
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Andre Soltner's Treflai (Potato Pie)

2hFour to six servings
Spicy Quiche
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Spicy Quiche

1h 15m4 to 6 servings
Sea Scallops With Sunchokes and Truffles
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Sea Scallops With Sunchokes and Truffles

1h 30m4 first-course servings
Crisp Lamb Chops With Aromatic Wine Sauce
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Crisp Lamb Chops With Aromatic Wine Sauce

4h4 servings
Scallop and Pepper Tempura
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Scallop and Pepper Tempura

45m4 to 6 servings
Rum-Raisin Cake
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Rum-Raisin Cake

1h 30m8 servings
Lamb in Frascati Wine (Abbacchio alla Cacciatora)
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Lamb in Frascati Wine (Abbacchio alla Cacciatora)

2h4 to 5 servings