Saveur Magazine, November 2012 (#151)

  • Chile-rubbed turkey with beet stuffing and gravy
    • Categories: Stuffing; Sauces for poultry; Main course; Cooking for a crowd; Thanksgiving
    • Ingredients: butter; ground beef; garlic; celery; carrots; scallions; beets; Kalamata olives; corn; cilantro; dried New Mexico chiles; dried chiles de arbol; ground cumin; ground cloves; saltine crackers; whole turkey; yellow onions; all-purpose flour; chicken stock
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  • Roasted pumpkin pie

    • TrishaCP on January 11, 2014

      I used a pre-made crust and canned pumpkin. The filling was light and with a good texture and there was only minimal cracking. But I would probably up the spices or use roasted pumpkin per the recipe in the future-it was a bit one note as I made it.

  • Creamed spinach with spiced bread crumbs

    • twoyolks on December 23, 2012

      The lemon juice made it a bit to sour; I'd leave it ou t next time.

  • Chicken stew (Ariran guisou)

    • meggan on February 23, 2015

      The spice mix on this was delightful but my Trader Joe's chicken was dry. Will use a juicier brand next time!

  • Rice and beans with coconut milk (Resanbinsi)

    • meggan on February 23, 2015

      Didn't have culantro or red beans so we used white beans and cilantro - close enough right? It was pretty delicious - very coconutty and filling. Don't expect a dry rice with this though - it is more the consistency of porridge with nice burned bits at the bottom. I would add a bit more garlic next time.

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  • Published Nov 01 2012
  • Format Magazine
  • Page Count 96
  • Language English
  • Countries United States

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