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- Chicken à la King Recipe - NYT Cooking
Tip To prepare an even richer, more flavorful dish, do as Mr Claiborne does in his cookbook “Craig Claiborne’s Southern Cooking” (1987) and start by poaching a whole chicken Add a whole chicken to a snug pot, fill the pot with just enough water to cover it
- How to Make Homemade Pasta Like an Italian - NYT Cooking
But does it really make that much of a difference? Even the renowned cookbook author Marcella Hazan, in “ Marcella Cucina,” writes that cooking with pasta water “imparts the same tedious, faintly gelatinous texture to what might otherwise have been fresh and lively sauces ” Use it “occasionally,” she advises
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