
Coriander-crusted elk backstrap with spiced plum sauce
The backstrap is a long, tender cut of meat removed from the outside of the backbone. Like the tenderloin, which

The backstrap is a long, tender cut of meat removed from the outside of the backbone. Like the tenderloin, which

Quite mild, rabbit makes a luscious stew, especially when paired with other mild ingredients like leeks and peas. Like most

Inspired by traditional Russian pelmeni, I make these little sourdough dumplings in wintertime, when their warm, filling nature seems most

Pheasant is a beautiful little bird, smaller than a chicken, with magnificent, flavorful meat. One of my favorite ways to

During wet summers, the folds of the Rocky Mountains hold within them a secret for foragers—wild red fruits. Tiny alpine

Traditionally used in both Irish cooking and the cooking of New England, dulse is a mineral-rich sea vegetable with a

In the late summer, the streams and lakes of nearby mountains teem with trout. My husband packs the tackle, I

As the afternoon rains of late summer fall in step with the emerging coolness of autumn, mushrooms erupt in the

As summer inches its way toward autumn and the weather begins to cool, I pack a picnic lunch for my

Nettle is a wild and almost vicious leafy green plant that grows throughout Europe, Asia, North Africa, and North America.