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Sorrel Soup - 07/19/2010
Served hot or cold, this summer soup is made with sorrel, an herb that has an irresistibly sour flavor.
Tuna Tartare - 07/15/2010
Classic dice of raw tuna that's seasoned with salty capers, red onion, and lemon juice.
Inspired by classic crab cakes from Maryland's Eastern Shore.
This simple cold soup makes a refreshing supper on a hot summer night. Add a piece of whole grain bread to complete the meal.
Potato salad isn't just for summer picnics. This one is good enough for a dinner party -- with no mayo.
A late spring and early summer treat, these crabs have shed their protective hard shells, making them completely edible, soft shell and all.
Asparagus Soup - 04/15/2010
This easy and quick soup, served hot or cold, is a flavorful way to use one of our most popular vegetables.
Bagna Cauda - 04/08/2010
A warm garlic, anchovy and olive oil dip for raw vegetables.
Adding slow roasted cherry tomatoes makes this gorgeous soup more complex and brighter.
Your turn to cook?  The City Cook can help with tips for menu planning, recipes, buying ingredients, ordering ahead, and budgeting your Thanksgiving dinner.
Mixing and grinding your own curry transforms puréed butternut squash into a complex and satisfying soup.
With a bright, rich flavor -- and no cream -- plus a beautiful orange color, this is probably my favorite soup. It's easy to make and it freezes well.
Gazpacho - 08/27/2009
This cold soup is one of summer's rewards.
An assembly of tastes make a composed salad that's fancy enough for company.
From Arthur Schwartz's Jewish Home Cooking.  He solves the mystery of how to make a consistently perfect matzo ball.
Provencal Pizza - 03/12/2009
A savory tart made with frozen puff pastry, from Puff, by Martha Holmberg.
From Art of the Slow Cooker by Andrew Schloss.  A slow-cooked soup with big and spicy flavor.
Potatoes get a bad rap for being all carb and no flavor. They're delicious year-round and one of the most versatile vegetables.

Looking to save on food costs … but you still want to eat well?  The City Cook can help with advice, recipes, tips for setting up a basic kitchen, and smart places to buy ingredients.

 

If you think soufflés are old fashioned and tricky, think again.  They are easy to make, sturdy to cook, and an affordable favorite, whether sweet or savory.
Goat Cheese Souffle - 10/23/2008
A surprisingly easy way to turn tangy cheese, herbs and eggs into a savory first course or supper dish.
Saumon Au Frisee - 06/12/2008
A perfect lunch or a light supper on a steamy summer night. From the wonderful new cookbook, Fish Without A Doubt.
Vichyssoise - 05/15/2008
This delicate leek and potato soup is both a classic and modern favorite. Finished it with a sprinkle of freshly snipped chives.
September Cooking - 09/06/2007
Local ingredients are never better than in the month of September. Celebrate the best food of the year with easy weekday dinners and meals for friends on weekends.
A city cook offers her tribute to the end-of-summer bounty of local vegetables.
 
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