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Braised Wild Hare Fennel Pollen Mousseline Thumbnail Braised Wild Hare Fennel Pollen Mousseline

submitted by Chateau du Sureau

Entrees - American Cuisine

Coopershill Venison Medallions Photo Coopershill Venison Medallions

submitted by Coopershill

Entrees - Irish Cuisine

Venison Medallions with a Creamy Juniper sauce
French Roast Chicken Photo French Roast Chicken

submitted by Judith Dunn

Entrees (Poultry / Poultry) - French Cuisine

....This is a ’long roasting’ chicken... 4-5 hours on 275.... It is a ’fix it and forget it’ dinner!
Friccò di pollo Photo Friccò di pollo

submitted by Locanda Del Borgo

Entrees (Poultry) - Italian Cuisine

The term friccò is an Umbrian dialect form of the French fricandeau, which indicates a type of stew, which to be honest has very little in common with this local recipe.
Geschnetzeltes Kalbsfleisch, Zürcher Art mit Rösti Photo Geschnetzeltes Kalbsfleisch, Zürcher Art mit Rösti

submitted by Claridge Hotel Zurich

Entrees (Veal / Veal) - Swiss Cuisine

This is a delicious recipe and associated with the city where this lovely hotel is located!
Grilled Salmon Niçoise Thumbnail Grilled Salmon Niçoise

submitted by Hartstone Inn & Hideaway

Entrees (Fish & Seafood) - German Cuisine

Enjoying them in season, wild vegetables are wonderful. Fiddleheads are the top part of immature fronds from the ostrich fern. They are found in spring in the wet lowlands of Maine particularly near shaded rivers and creeks. Their flavor is similar to that of asparagus and they are cooked in a similar manner. Asparagus, fiddleheads, or haricot verts make nice green substitutions in this recipe, depending on the season.
GRILLED SPANISH MACKEREL Thumbnail GRILLED SPANISH MACKEREL

submitted by Chateau du Sureau

Entrees (Fish & Seafood) - American Cuisine

Halibut with Shrimp Pate & Apricot Glaze Thumbnail Halibut with Shrimp Pate & Apricot Glaze

submitted by 1859 National Hotel

Entrees (Fish & Seafood) - American Cuisine

A very popular seafood dish on the menu of this wonderful hotel located in California's Gold Rush Country.
 Pam's - Salazar Burritos

submitted by Karen Herbert

Entrees (Beef) - Mexican Cuisine

Pasta con il Broccolo in Tegame

submitted by Eat Smart Guides

Entrees (Vegetable) - Italian Cuisine

This is a typical, simple, countryside dish. In Sicily, broccolo (pl. broccoli) often refers to cauliflower, not broccoli, which is called sparacelli. Tegame refers to the two-handled pan used for cooking.
Pollo alla Cacciatora Photo Pollo alla Cacciatora

submitted by Fontana Del Papa

Entrees (Poultry) - Italian Cuisine

Shrimp & Cheese Casserole

Entrees (Fish & Seafood) - American Cuisine

This is the very first recipe from the first Make It Now, Bake It Later! cookbook. It was one of Mother's favorites! In fact, this is virtually the only dish that Scott ever served to guests as a bachelor. Now, after thirty years of marriage, it is still one of the most requested.
Sweet Potato Crusted Salmon with Blueberry Beurre Blanc Thumbnail Sweet Potato Crusted Salmon with Blueberry Beurre Blanc

submitted by Hartstone Inn & Hideaway

Entrees (Fish & Seafood / Vegetable) - French Cuisine

With a last name of Salmon and an abundance of high-quality local fish by the same name, I had better be able to produce some unique dishes with this superior fish. The sweet potato combines so well with the salmon, forming a crisp crust with a little sweetness. The addition of wild Maine blueberries (much smaller and less sweet than those found in other areas of the country) adds a local twist to the dish while fully complementing the fish.
 Zucchini with Bulgur

submitted by Richard Collins

Entrees (Vegetable) - Turkish Cuisine

Zucchini with Bulgur is a tasty, filling summer dish that can be served as a vegetarian main course, an appetizer or a light lunch. Coarsely ground bulgur is available at Middle Eastern markets and some health food/organic stores. Light and delicious mixture of zucchini enhanced with the texture of bulghur. Can constitute an accompaniment to shrimp, beef, etc. Taste is ameliorated with good thick yogurt on the side.



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