Roast Leg of Lamb
A spring holiday roast with a garlic, rosemary and lemon crust.
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Dishes 97 to 105 of 105
A spring holiday roast with a garlic, rosemary and lemon crust.
Pork shoulder cooked until it falls apart, then crisped for tacos, bowls and burritos.
Tender, sliceable beef brisket slow-braised with a mountain of onions; even better made a day ahead.
Scoopable homemade ice cream, no machine needed.
Deep, roasty stock from browned beef bones for French onion soup, stews and pan sauces.
Pork shoulder cooked in a garlicky citrus marinade until it falls apart.
Creamy, cinnamon-scented rice drink served over ice.
Smooth, mellow coffee steeped overnight.
The New Orleans Monday supper: creamy, smoky red beans spooned over white rice.