Tagged: garlic

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Italian Bruschetta

The tomato and basil combination is a classic for a reason, the sweetness of the basil and the fruitiness of the olive oil bringing out the sweeter character of a plum tomato the way they do.

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Hungarian Lángos

The bread is just a little salty, the crisp-crusted but chewy outer edges giving way to a thin and cracklingly crunchy center topped with garlic and cheese.

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Portuguese Bifana

A couple years ago, we wrote about a Portuguese steak sandwich called the Prego. It was a fantastic sandwich, and I drank a fantastic amount of Portuguese wine while enjoying it. Named after the...

Prego with wine-sauteed onions, mustard, peri-peri sauce 0

The Portuguese Prego

The first thing that the word “Prego” makes me think of is an unfortunately named commercial pasta sauce, and the genre of slack-faced noodle-slurping pregnancy announcement photos that feature a jar of it. The...

Steak Jibarito from Nuevo Borinquen 1

The Jibarito and Its Origin

Chicago food lore states that the Jibarito, a sandwich of thin-sliced steak or other meats, lettuce, tomato, garlicky mayonnaise, and American cheese on flattened fried green plantains, was “kinda, sorta” invented by Juan Figueroa...

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Sick-person sandwich.

  I’ve been hammered really hard by a cold for over a week. When I’m sick, I like to eat a lot of garlic in the simplest way possible. So when I finally woke...