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Primary Ingredient "Pasta"
 
Rigatoni tossed with caramelized zucchini and grated Parmesan cheese.
Spaghetti is coated with a pesto of fresh asparagus and the aromatic flavor of garlic scapes.
Chili Mac - 04/08/2010
From Cook's Country Best Potluck Recipes by the Editors at America's Test Kitchen.
An easy and rich pasta dish that combines fresh pasta with a creamy sheep's milk cheese sauce.
Use a variety of fresh mushrooms for added flavor.
Penne Arrabbiata - 01/06/2010
From The Silver Spoon Pasta, a much-loved Italian classic spicy tomato sauce.
A Pasta Handbook - 01/06/2010
The publishers of The Silver Spoon bring us a new and comprehensive guide to cooking all types of pastas.
Fried Penne - 01/06/2010
From The Silver Spoon Pasta, a way to cook pasta as if it were risotto.
A classic pasta made with fresh clams, garlic and a bit of heat.
Lagane e Ceci - 11/05/2009
From The Southern Italian Table, by Arthur Schwartz.
Bottarga is pressed fish roe which when grated adds an intense, salty flavor to a simple pasta.
Is it worth it to pay more for an artisanal dry pasta, made in small factories and packaged by hand? Yes, if you choose carefully.
Fusilli ai Tre Formaggi is a hearty and flavorful classic pasta casserole from Mary Ann Esposito's latest cookbook, Ciao Italia Slow and Easy.  
Pasta is one of our most versatile ingredients, particularly for cold weather eating.
An easy weekday dinner that's a variation on the classic Greek baked orzo.
A quick weekday pasta made with a box of frozen spinach and fresh ricotta cheese.
Wonderful with the best of summer local cherry tomatoes or height of winter ones. Pre-roasting the tomatoes intensifies the flavors, making a perfect pasta sauce. Garlic and red peppers add spice.
Making Ravioli - 08/30/2007
Buy readymade sheets of ravioli dough from Cassinelli in Astoria or else make your own. Then add your favorite filling and set up the production line. It's a bit of trouble but the results are so worth it.
An end-of-summer cooking adventure.
Summer's best tomatoes left uncooked make a fresh and full-flavored sauce for your favorite pasta. Serve at room temperature.
A winning new all-pasta cookbook by Johanne Killeen and George Germon, chefs and owners of the legendary Al Forno Restaurant, in Providence, R.I.
Unlike many grains, couscous doesn't take an hour to cook. Then again, it's really not a grain but a semolina pasta originally from North Africa.
 
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