Ethnic Sensations
Slimmed Down Smoky Turkey Chili with Toasted Cumin Crema
Chili, a dish popularized in the mid-1800s by the Mexican American street venders of San Antonio, aka the “Chili Queens”, was made with reddish–brown ancho chiles and hot de arbol chiles, cumin, Mexican oregano (not really a member of the oregano family, but closer botanically to lemon verbena—has a strong, pungent and a lesser sweet flavor—great for chili, and not interchangeable), steer meat, masa, salt, and no beans— never, ever.
Guest Chef
Guest Chef Roy Hendrickson
This month's featured dish is an intricate and tasty appetizer that is almost as fun to prepare as it is to savor the results.
Produce Corner
Cooking with Passion
Before the reader gets excited over the perceived attributes that an exotic fruit called Passion might possess, the bubble-bursting fact is that this fruit was given its name by Catholic missionaries.
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