Recipes By Jonathan Reynolds

158 recipes found

Cumin-Scented Barley
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Cumin-Scented Barley

1h 20m4 to 6 servings
Baked Tuna Belly in Porrata
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Baked Tuna Belly in Porrata

1h 45m6 servings
Smoky Outdoor Salmon
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Smoky Outdoor Salmon

This rub, adapted from Cook's Illustrated magazine, can be applied the night before or an hour before too, and is excellent for all sorts of oily fish, like bluefish and mackerel. It becomes crisp and delicious, and outside of eating it raw on the bone, I can't think of an easier preparation.

1h 10m6 servings
Sake-Steamed Salmon With Sake Butter
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Sake-Steamed Salmon With Sake Butter

25m6 servings
Cataplana
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Cataplana

15m4 servings
Zabaglione
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Zabaglione

20mAbout 3 1/2 cups
Ariane Daguin's French Kisses and Gascogne Sushi
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Ariane Daguin's French Kisses and Gascogne Sushi

20m10 servings
Lemon Pizza
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Lemon Pizza

Lemon pizza not only sounds good; it also looks and tastes as sunny as summer. You may, of course, knead your own dough, but if you don't have the hours for it to rise, why not try the frozen variety? Roll it out to the thickness you like -- thin or Sicilian -- blanket it with lemon slices and bake for a few minutes. The lemon will crisp and intensify slightly in flavor. (They must be cut very thin.) When it comes out of the oven, just spread some crème fraîche on it and cover it with way too much salmon caviar or perhaps a little less Sevruga. Even if it seems a little prematurely retro -- say, from the 80's, which any day now will be the new 50's -- the salmon roe makes a more colorful and lighter presentation.

30m8 appetizer servings
Sponge Cupcakes
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Sponge Cupcakes

40m12 cupcakes
Skillet Corn
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Skillet Corn

1h 25mServes 8
Scallops on Homemade Potato Chips
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Scallops on Homemade Potato Chips

30m48 hors d'oeuvres
Roasted Onions
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Roasted Onions

1h6 servings
A Great Malted
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A Great Malted

2m1 serving
Blood Oranges With Pomegranate Molasses
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Blood Oranges With Pomegranate Molasses

10mServes 8
Date Shake
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Date Shake

2 servings
Wild-Striped-Bass Tartare With Chocolate 'Ivoire'
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Wild-Striped-Bass Tartare With Chocolate 'Ivoire'

6h 30m4 appetizer servings
Dandelion Greens
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Dandelion Greens

10m
Guinea Fowl
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Guinea Fowl

1h 45m4 servings
Alan Davidson's Favorite Trifle
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Alan Davidson's Favorite Trifle

20m8 servings
Banana Caramel Sauce
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Banana Caramel Sauce

This luscious sauce made of heavy cream, bananas, white chocolate and sugar is meant to be served with our banana-walnut bread pudding, but it's equally delicious drizzled over Sunday morning French toast.

20mAbout 3 cups
Salmon en Gelée With Coconut Risotto
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Salmon en Gelée With Coconut Risotto

1h 15m6 appetizer servings
Pretty Darn Good Tofu Mayo
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Pretty Darn Good Tofu Mayo

10mAbout 1 cup
Choucroute-Style Sauerkraut
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Choucroute-Style Sauerkraut

1h 45mAbout 7 cups, enough for a lot of hot dogs
My Favorite Tomato Recipe
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My Favorite Tomato Recipe

5m1 serving