Snack
Slow-Roasted Tomato Crostini
With months to go before the summer tomato season, we've found that slow-roasting brings out the flavor of winter plum tomatoes.
Oysters with Nobu's Three Salsas
Savor raw oysters served with three spicy, slightly sweet, and fiery salsas.
By Nobuyuki Matsuhisa
Raspberry Jam Tart
Use store-bought puff pastry and raspberry jam for this speedy version of the classic French jalousie tart.
By Elinor Klivens
Raspberry Galettes
Crisp anise cookies are layered with raspberries and honey-flavored cream. There are enough cookies to make four desserts, with extras for nibbling.
Goat Cheese Dip with "Primary" Crudites
Offer this spirited dip with green beans, baby corn, radishes and French bread.
Sweet-Potato Fritters
Accompanied by the Yogurt-Mint Dip, these fritters make a nice appetizer.
By William Viets
Three-Citrus Meringue Tart
While the meringue topping of this pretty tart is light, the lemon, orange and lime custard filling has an appealing richness.
Shellfish with Spicy Island Dip
Pack the precooked crab or shrimp and the tangy sauce separately for this starter.
Cheese Blintzes with Strawberry-Rhubarb Compote
Cardamom adds a lovely accent to the compote and the filling, which is made with soft farmer cheese for creamy texture.
Grilled Bread with Catalan Butter
Anchovies, capers, olives and sun-dried tomatoes enhance the delicious butter. It is also good melted over grilled fish or chicken.
Marrowbone Canapes Roberts
That renewal of my acquaintance with marrow led to the invention of a canapé or sandwich filling that I believe to be without a peer as an accompaniment for cocktails. In the beginning I produced small batches, but they vanished with such unbelievable rapidity that I was forced to make them larger and larger. I pass on the recipe willingly, for the good of the human race, which has too long suffered from canapés that either adhere distressingly to the roof of the mouth or result in unsightly toothpicks scattered on the floor.
By Kenneth Roberts