First up is the all-time classic of beef stroganoff, a dish with a rich history rooted in Russian cuisine. Attributed to a prominent Russian family, the Stroganovs, it dates from the mid-19th century.
My version is generous with sour cream, parsley and mustard for seasoning, with beef strip loin and button mushrooms showcasing the simplicity of the ingredients needed. Served with mash, pasta, rice ...
The time-honored British dish may be less famous worldwide than its lamb-based equivalent, Shepherd's pie, but no less tasty. Under the mashed potatoes is a thick, dark-brown, rich sauce loaded with ...
In an age of sensory overload, literature has found a way to cut through the noise and appeal to our most primal instinct: hunger. Recently, a surge of novels has emerged in which food is not a ...