Anchovy

5 recipes found

Charred Broccoli With Anchovy Vinaigrette
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Oct 1, 2025

Charred Broccoli With Anchovy Vinaigrette

Adapted from my cookbook “Let’s Party” (Union Square & Co., 2025), this recipe is a celebration of charring food to extreme crispiness, embracing the briny flavor of anchovies and eating giant chunks of cheese. Peeling the tough outer layer from the broccoli allows you to cut extra-long florets that reach about halfway down the stem; deeply charring them gives them an almost smoky flavor. Cutting the Parmesan into large chunks instead of grating it gives the dish bulky, textural bites. A bold anchovy vinaigrette gives everything a bright and briny coating.

35m6 to 8 servings
Roasted Cabbage and Butter Beans
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Sep 22, 2025

Roasted Cabbage and Butter Beans

Ribbons of cabbage are roasted until they are sweet and caramelized then tossed with butter beans, garlic and anchovies and finished with fresh parsley; the details make this dish surprisingly flavorful for such a simple ingredient list. An easy and affordable way to get dinner on the table, this recipe makes a hearty main dish served with hunks of crusty bread, or a hardworking side dish next to your favorite protein. If you cannot find butter beans, cannellini beans make a perfect (though smaller) substitute. If you are seeking a vegetarian alternative, a few tablespoons of chopped capers make a great substitute for the flavor that the anchovies add.

1h4 servings
Quick Caesar Potato Salad
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Jul 24, 2025

Quick Caesar Potato Salad

Caesar dressing meets picnic potato salad in this speedy potluck side dish. The dressing comes together quickly — in the time it takes the water to boil — and with plenty of brightness from mustard and lemon juice, it’s the perfect partner to starchy, creamy potatoes. Anchovy is used sparingly here, and provides that distinct Caesar tang, but if you prefer, you can leave it out. While traditional Caesar dressing calls for an egg yolk, this recipe uses mayonnaise instead, to give the dressing body and to make this a picnic and potluck-friendly dish. Finally, like most potato salads, this one gets even better as it sits. For best results, make it a few hours before serving and let the flavors develop in the fridge.

30m6 servings
Kale Caesar Pasta Salad
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Jul 23, 2025

Kale Caesar Pasta Salad

Caesar salad meets pasta salad in this comfort food mash-up. Crisp and sturdy kale leaves hold their own alongside al dente pasta when tossed in a thick and creamy Caesar-inspired, mayonnaise-based dressing. Crunchy, lemony breadcrumbs and salty Parmesan shavings are added just before serving, for extra texture and flavor. Served cold, this recipe is perfect for make-ahead entertaining or meal prep. For those looking for extra protein, cooked chicken or crispy chickpeas are welcome additions. Of course, feel free to swap in romaine lettuce and croutons, if preferred.

45m6 to 8 servings, about 12 cups
Tomato-Pepper Salad With Tapenade
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Jul 18, 2025

Tomato-Pepper Salad With Tapenade

This is perfect Provençal summer fare, with all the sweet flavors of the season. The tapenade, a pungent combination of olives, garlic, capers and anchovy, can be prepared by hand or in a food processor and can serve as a base to a bright salad of tomatoes and peppers. And it’s an ideal condiment for keep on hand, to pair with bright salads or serve over warm garlic toast.

45mAbout 6 servings