Winner of the James Beard/ KitchenAid Cookbook of the Year 2000 and Winner of the Beard Award for the Best Writing on Food 2000.
 
 
September 30, 2023
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Baked Sardines
Sarde al Forno Pangrattato
(Italy/Sicily)
Baked fresh sardines with olive oil and bread crumbs
posted: 12/29/2006

Baked Shrimp with Feta Cheese
Garides me Feta
(Greece)
Baked casserole of shrimp in tomato sauce with scallions and feta cheese
posted: 01/10/2007

Baked Swordfish with Golden Crust
(Italy)
Swordfish baked with a bread crumbs crust flavored with oregano, anchovy, and olive oil
posted: 12/29/2006

Baked White Fish au Gratin
(Italy)
Baked white fish with an au gratin topping of bread crumbs, parsley, and anchovies
posted: 12/29/2006

Batter-fried Fish
Samak Maqli
(Algeria)
Fishmonger's inexpensive fish deep-fried in batter
posted: 12/29/2006

Broiled Shark with Pesto Trapanese
Palombo con Pesto Trapanese
(Italy/Sicily)
Broiled shark with a pesto made of tomatoes, garlic, almonds, and basil and garnished with black and green olives
posted: 12/29/2006

Fillet of Sole with Tarragon Sauce
Filets de Sole Sauce Estragon
(France/Provence)
Sole fillets on top of tarragon sauce
posted: 07/15/2008

Fish "in Ghiotta"
Arriciola in Ghiotta
(Italy/Sicily)
Sicilian-style fish with tomatoes, pine nuts, raisins, and capers
posted: 12/29/2006

Fish Baked in Grape Leaves
Psari Fournou me Ambelofia
(Greece)
Whole baked fish stuffed with herbs and wrapped with grape leaves
posted: 01/24/2011

Fish in Wine and Fresh Oregano Sauce
(Italy)
Fish fillets in white wine and fresh oregano
posted: 12/29/2006



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[Mediterranean Feast] The Saveur 100.  Voted Most Delicious History Book You Can Cook From.  “Food-in-context has never been more thoroughly (and more cookably) presented."
- Saveur magazine


"Grill Italian hooks the cook in the introduction. Who would not want to light the grill after reading the author's description of an alfresco dinner in Sicily ? The recipes are generally on the simple side, relying on the fresh ingredients and herbs for flavor rather than on heavy marinades and bastings. I love the frequent trick of alternating items on skewers with cubes of oil-soaked bread or that of sprinkling on bread crumbs to add texture ? Sausages, onions and oranges skewered together offer a delightful change of pace."
- Florence Fabricant, New York Times

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