We all want to avoid eating vegetables contaminated with E. coli, but the measures now being adopted may destroy the land without solving the problem.
Magazine / Gourmet Everyday

103 Quick Kitchen

Greek-spiced baked shrimp; fall fruit crumble; Gorgonzola chicken breasts; plus six more recipes that can be prepared in 25 minutes active time or less.

113 One or Two for Dinner

Calf’s liver with scallions, Sherry, and pancetta for two; and cumin-scented stir-fried beef just for you.

114 Vegetarian Tonight

Spaghetti and Swiss chard with garlic chips. Why not give it a twirl?

117 Ten-Minute Mains

The ideal solutions for hectic weeknights.
Magazine / Kitchen Notebook
168 Winter greens brighten our day … a little alcohol can add a lot of flavor.

169 Should you take a powder when it comes to buttermilk? … how to have your gravymaking go smoothly.
Magazine / Departments
  • 20 Letter from the Editor
  • 176 Cooking Tips
  • 178 Shopping List
  • 179 Recipe Index

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