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Milk Street Magazine
July-August 2020

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A Story of Love and Zucchini

Recipe: Zucchini Salad with Lemon, Herbs and Ricotta
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In Vietnam, the Grilling Is Just the Start

Recipe: Vietnamese Grilled Eggplant (Cà Tím Nướng)

Recipe: Vietnamese Grilled Lemon Grass Pork (Thịt Nướng)

Recipe: Pickled Carrots and Daikon

Recipe: Nước Chấm
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In Ethiopia, the Spices Make the Meal

Recipe: Ethiopian Stewed Collard Greens (Gomen Wat)
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The New Panzanella

Recipe: Panzanella with Herbs and Mozzarella
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Slashed Ginger-Soy Chicken

Recipe: Grilled Chicken with Soy Sauce Tare
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Eduardo García Cooks Beans in Xochimilco

Recipe: Mexican Stewed Beans with Salsa Fresca

Recipe: Shredded Pork and Pork Broth for Stewed Beans

Recipe: Salsa Fresca
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Stop Making Soggy Pasta Salad

Recipe: Sesame Noodles with Chicken and Scallions
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A Fresh Take on Greek Casserole

Recipe: Greek Baked Vegetables (Briam)
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Keep Your Glaze on the Chicken and Off the Pan

Recipe: Chutney-Glazed Spatchcocked Chicken
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Green Beans Like Never Before

Recipe: Spanish Green Beans with Ham, Almonds and Smoked Paprika
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Orecchiette with Tomato-Ricotta Almond Pesto

Recipe: Pasta with Pesto Calabrese
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The Perfect Pot of Rice

Recipe: How to Cook Long-Grain Rice
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Mexican Sweet Corn Cake

Recipe: Mexican Sweet Corn Cake
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A Grownup Peanut Butter Cookie

Recipe: Peanut Butter–Miso Cookies

Editor’s Note

The Simple Life

By Christopher Kimball

I spent a good deal of my childhood in and around the Yellow Farmhouse, home to Marie Briggs and Floyd Bentley 200 yards from the town line and just off the main road. It had a green metal pump in the sink for water, an outhouse, three barns, one silo, a milking cow, a donkey, six workhorses, a corn crib and a green Kalamazoo wood cookstove. Marie baked and sold her cookies, pies and breads locally, plus she put up...

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