The Stovetop Traveler

Whether your particular home-cooking rut is rewarmed beef stew or roasted Vermont quail with favas, boning up on world cuisines can provide just the exotic spice (or mushroom or chutney or...little fishies) that your dinner table's been missing lately. No passport required.

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No Wok Required

Except in rare cases, your boring old cookware can accommodate the demands of most global cuisines. (A cast-iron skillet, for instance, makes a convincing stand-in for a tortilla-toasting comal.) But if you’re tempted to expand your arsenal, we’ve been obsessed with All-Clad’s tagine (below), which turns out
a mean Moroccan stew. $199 at Sur La Table.

 

 
 
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