This warm butter sauce riffs on both a familiar marinade and the ubiquitous Central American green salsa. The steak is a sponge for the intense flavors of the sauce.
Strong Spanish flavors power this sauce. The pimenton offers up smokiness, the vinegar a pleasant tang, and the saffron infuses the tomato with its deep earthiness.
Is it worth the effort to roast your own pork for these sandwiches? Absolutely. This Cuban-style roast, called lechon, is the real deal. Try serving these as finger sandwiches by…
It’s common to make a cheesesteak when you work around the Philly food scene, but Jonathan Adams’ version has a surprise feature: red-eye onions flavored with espresso and caramelized to…
Invented by French chef Phillipe Mathieu in sunny southern California in the early part of the 20th century, this sandwich gets the Adam Perry Lang treatment with the addition of…
The classic Vietnamese sandwich is reimagined by chef Gabriel Pascuzzi of Stacked Sandwich Shop in Portland, OR. The vibrant Vietnamese community in Portland has added to the city’s explosion of…
This chicken gets a double dose of potent pantry ingredients. First, the meat absorbs a vinegar-soy mixture seasoned with garlic, ginger, and peppercorns. Then, after the mixture has been boiled…
When time is short but expectations are high, I turn to this speedy weeknight marinade. To elicit big smoky flavor from grilled boneless thighs, be sure to expose as much…