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South American Picadillo
Like American-style chili, picadillo is great over rice or with warm tortillas.
By Julian Teixeira
Hanger Steak with Shallots
To my way of thinking, the traditional way of serving hanger steak is the best. The steaks are quickly pan-roasted—they're best served medium-rare (although in France they're often served "bleu," so rare that they're almost blue and only just warm in the center)—and sauced with shallots that have been cooked to a compote's consistency with red wine and vinegar and then tossed with butter and herbs. Whether you sauce the steaks or not (sometimes small bistros in France will serve the steaks with just a spoonful of butter and some sea salt or a pot of strong mustard), I hope you'll serve them with the greatest and most classic accompaniment: pommes frites, French-fried potatoes.
By Daniel Boulud
Rib-Eye Steaks with Béarnaise Butter
Butter melting over a pan-fried steak mingles with its rosy juices, creating a luscious sauce right on the plate. For smaller appetites, these large steaks can be cut in half to serve four.
Seared Cumin Sea Scallops with Cauliflower and Leeks
This dish is a wonderful combination of French and Indian flavors. Basmati rice and a green salad would round out the meal.
Eggplant, Mozzarella, and Pesto Gratins
(Gratins d'Aubergine, Mozzarella et Pistou)
This makes a terrific meatless main course. It would serve eight as a side dish; simply layer the ingredients in a 13x9x2-inch baking dish, then bake and broil it as directed.
Georgian Salsa
Gulisa's Ajika
This lively condiment goes nicely with grilled meats and fish as well as with pork stew.
Roast Leg of Lamb
By James Beard
Turkey Chili
This is not a traditional chili and has no connection with any Mexican or Texas recipe. It was devised simply as an experiment and turned out to be delicious.
By James Beard
Saddle of Lamb
By James Beard
Goose and Tasso Gumbo
There will be a large amount of rendered goose fat left over from this gumbo. The French often use the fat to coat potatoes for roasting. Rendered goose fat keeps, covered and chilled, 3 months.
Two 8-pound ducks can be substituted for goose if desired.