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Milk Street Magazine
September-October 2018

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Pesto, Polenta & Risotto

Pesto, Polenta & Risotto

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Sheet-Pan Roasted Chicken

Recipe: Za'atar-Roasted Chicken

Recipe: Jerk-Roasted Chicken

Recipe: Coriander-Roasted Chicken
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Grate Your Corn, Save the Cobs

Recipe: Campanelle Pasta with Sweet Corn, Tomatoes and Basil
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In Risotto alla Milanese, Speed Is a Key Ingredient

Recipe: Saffron Risotto (Risotto alla Milanese)

Recipe: Easy Vegetable Broth
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Bolder than Ever: Indian-Spiced Butternut Squash Soup

Recipe: Indian-Spiced Butternut Squash Soup with Yogurt
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In Dakar, Onions Make the Chicken

Recipe: Senegalese Braised Chicken with Onions and Lime (Yassa Ginaar)
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For Better Beef Stew, Wait to Add Wine

Recipe: Tuscan Beef and Black Pepper Stew (Peposo alla Fornacina)

Recipe: Pappardelle with Tuscan Beef Ragù

Recipe: Beef Ragù and Broccoli Rabe Sandwiches
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Don't Bury Your Spinach!

Recipe: Indian-Spiced Spinach with Tomatoes and Dill
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For the Best Pesto, Let the Basil Shine

Recipe: Pesto alla Genovese
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Leave Your Processor in the Cabinet

Recipe: Celery Root and Frisée Salad with Mustard and Capers

Recipe: Shaved Pear and Endive Salad with Blue Cheese and Pecans
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Spanish Pork Stew from a Skillet

Recipe: Pork and Chorizo Stew with Peppers (Carcamusa)
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Don't Separate Your Eggs

Recipe: Spanish Almond Cake (Tarta de Santiago)
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Bonet alla Piemontese

Recipe: Italian Chocolate Custard with Amaretti (Bonet alla Piemontese)
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Say Hola to the Yayo

Recipe: Yayo

Editor’s Note

Roman Holiday

By Christopher Kimball

In Italy, meatballs are small, pasta is lightly sauced and a coffee (order un caffè, not an espresso, since all coffee is espresso unless otherwise specified) is to be consumed standing and in seconds. Socializing is done on the way to and from the bar. Never order a cappuccino after lunch or dinner (it’s a breakfast drink). And when you do, never sit at a table—you will paying a multiple of the bar price.

My first trip to Rome was...

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