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cilantro sprigs.

Cook the tomato sauce, covered, for about twenty minutes.Add the shrimp and cook until just done, about three minutes longer.

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Test-Kitchen Tip Squid must be braised slowly over low heat or cooked briefly over high heat.Anything in between makes rubber bands..Given squid's mild flavor, the tomato sauce really dictates which wine to serve with this dish.

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Accordingly, a light-bodied, acidic red wine such as a young, slightly chilled Chianti will work just fine..Originally appeared: August 2013.4 to 1 course servings.

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4 very thin slices of white bread, crusts removed and bread cut into eight 2-inch-by-4-inch pieces.

Eight 1-ounce rouget (red mullet) fillets or 4 small red snapper fillets with skin.Garnish with almonds, red onions, mint, basil, and additional dill.. About this recipe.

Packed with a variety of textures, this stunning vegetarian dish pairs juicy seared cabbage steaks with creamy, sweetened labneh and smoky chile crisp.The cabbage is marinated in a bright Champagne vinegar brine before being steamed until tender and then seared and roasted to pick up a golden brown, caramelized crust.

Look for cabbages that are heavy for their size and have tightly wrapped green leaves..The cumin and caraway seeds in the chile crisp provide a warm nuttiness and hint of citrus to play off dried chiles in the spice-infused oil.