Martha made this recipe on Cooking School episode 307.
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Loosely translated from Italian, osso buco means "bone with a hole." The meat that circles the bone is sweet and tender; the marrow inside the bone is creamy and rich.
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Crackers were ever-present in Colonial kitchens and were often used in savory dishes like this herbed stuffing.
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Cooking collard greens in a smoky pork broth adds richness and depth. This recipe, a favorite of Alice Waters, comes from Atlanta chef Scott Peacock.
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This celery root puree is courtesy of chef Daniel Boulud, owner of Bar Boulud, and is used in his recipe for Salmon with Salsify.
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Serve with South Gate chef Kerry Heffernan's Corned Salmon with Braised Fingerling Potatoes.
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Serve this delicious spinach recipe from Repast restaurant's Joe Truex with his Repast-Style Crab Cakes for an unforgettable meal.
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Rich in beta-carotene, this dish is an excellent main course in a vegetarian meal.From the book "Lucinda's Authentic Jamaican Kitchen," by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Wiley).
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To make brioche breadcrumbs, pulse fresh brioche slices, crusts removed, in a food processor. Alternatively, you can chop the slices finely by hand.
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This recipe, courtesy of chef Cesare Casella of Beppe restaurant in New York City, combines just a few simple ingredients for a surprising degree of flavor.
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This applesauce is prepared with spices to produce a flavor that resembles the inside of an apple pie.
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One of Martha's favorite designers, Ralph Rucci, shares his favorite recipe for parmesan cheese souffle.
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John Barricelli prepared this recipe on "The Martha Stewart Show" using local kale from Whole Foods. Try it with spice-rubbed pork loin and acorn squash.
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Boiled asparagus is a simple, delicious side dish that goes with just about any main, especially during the spring. Try it with your favorite steak or chicken recipe.
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For perfectly flaky phyllo dough, we go to Lili Fable, whose family-owned Poseidon Greek Bakery has made about 75 pounds of it a day since the '20s. This rolled baklava recipe is a must-make for a delicious...
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Of course, fresh corn is best, but frozen will do.
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This recipe for brussels sprouts with warm lemon vinaigrette comes courtesy of TV producer Lauren.
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Cooking the matzo balls in the chicken stock may make the soup a bit cloudy, but they will soak up flavor from the rich broth. If you desire a clearer soup, it's easy to strain out the cooked matzo balls...
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Buy a high-quality cornbread, or bake our Buttermilk Cornbread (it can be made up to 2 days ahead).
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Serve with Canlis chef Jason Franey's Slow-Roasted Heritage Turkey with Orange and Sage and Sausage and Sage Un-Stuffing.
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The earthy flavor of mushrooms is a delicious addition to the dinner table in this meatless, mushroom ragu.
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Mint invigorates roasted root vegetables like potatoes, carrots, leeks, and celery root, which is also known as celeriac, in this colorful side dish.
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Country bread layered with Artichoke-Basil Spread is the base for these tasty sandwiches.
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A dollop of cottage cheese or ricotta cheese adds protein to this dish of deliciousness.From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Artisan Books).
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In this recipe for a classic Passover side dish, potato kugel gratin, matzo meal is the key to a golden-brown crust.
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Cornbread, toasted pecans, and sauteed wild mushrooms give this stuffing its character. Even after baking inside the turkey, the cornbread and pecans retain their crunch, while the mushrooms add a chewy...
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For individual portions, place small, shallow baking dishes (each holding about 2 1/2 to 3 cups) on a rimmed baking sheet. Divide the pasta mixture among them; top with cheese, then bake and broil.
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This recipe for truffle mashed potatoes makes for the perfect rich, creamy side dish.
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Use to make Brucie chef Zahra Tangorra's Roasted Roma Tomato Lasagna.
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A sprinkle of thyme and drizzle of honey make this simple side dish from chef Emeril Lagasse's "Emeril 20-40-60" cookbook a standout at the Thanksgiving table.
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Since the spinach in this dish is only lightly steamed, it is very important to make sure it is washed thoroughly. The leaves should still be wet for cooking.
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Don't be afraid to dabble in rabbit, a lean, flavorful meat, from Melissa Kelly, chef and owner of Primo Restaurant in Rockland, Maine.
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For the black-bean topping variation, top the potatoes with the yogurt and scallions after removing them from the oven. The sour-cream version requires no reheating whatsoever.
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This one-of-a-kind dessert recipe from chef Eric Snow of The Oak Room is the perfect sweet treat for Valentine's Day.
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Author: Martha Stewart
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Fresh white truffles shaved over the mashed potatoes would be an extravagant addition, but white-truffle oil lends the same intense aroma at a fraction of the price.
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For an elegant and easy-to-make holiday meal, chef April Bloomfield of The Spotted Pig and The John Dory Oyster Bar favors slow-roasted Pekin duck paired with savory vegetables.
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Like other caramelized vegetables, sweet potatoes should be cut into thick slices to keep them from getting too soft.
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This recipe for sausage with fennel and olives is courtesy of Lidia Bastianich.
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When buying corn, look for ears with bright green, snugly fitting husks and golden brown silk; the kernels should reach the ear's tip in tightly spaced rows and should appear plump and milky. Also try:...
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Garlic and herbs tucked under the skin give the hens additional flavor.
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Basic new potatoes are baked with fresh rosemary in this simple side dish from Glamour magazine's "100 Recipes Every Woman Should Know" cookbook. Pair with classic meat dishes, like roasted Engagement...
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