Cook's Illustrated Magazine, Sep/Oct 2022

    • Categories: Dressings & marinades; Main course; Taiwanese
    • Ingredients: soy sauce; michiu rice wine; five-spice powder; smoked paprika; pork rib chops; eggs; sweet potato starch; vegetable oil
    • Accompaniments: Braised eggs (Lu dan)
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  • Spaghetti all'assassina

    • Kinhawaii on March 01, 2023

      Delicious but I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite tomato sauce for the amount of time. What makes it better & different is the burnt or charred noodles & I should have let more char but I was afraid the center was burning.

    • Cotonqueen on January 27, 2025

      Takes a few minutes to toss the spaghetti til the liquid evaporates, but it's really tasty with that crunchiness! Great Sunday supper!

  • Double-glazed salmon

    • LaurenB on August 23, 2022

      Made with the smoky maple glaze and it was so good and easy! DIdn't add the chives/parsley and didn't miss it. My new favorite salmon recipe! Served with rice and steamed broccoli and the flavorful salmon made the simple sides perfect.

  • Moussaka

    • allisonsemele on August 21, 2022

      Modifications: subbed lamb for beef, added a small zucchini to the eggplant. Pretty good! Still a lot of work and dishes but the roasted eggplant/microwaved potato worked well. I found the quantity of potato high, and would cut that back by a third if I make again as a casserole. I might make the eggplant and meat sauce on their own and serve over spaghetti.

  • Double-apple bread pudding

    • allisonsemele on September 25, 2022

      A very nice dessert. Not too bready, sweet, or rich. The given weight of challah gave me way more than the needed volume of cubes, so I wound up compromising between the two and it worked out fine.

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  • Published Sep 01 2022
  • Format Magazine
  • Page Count 32
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher America's Test Kitchen

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