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Try making this eclectic sauce to add the sharp zest of anchovies to your favorite sandwich or salad.

For a healthy but delicious supper, try Gordon Ramsay's recipe for homemade fish cakes served with a tangy anchovy dressing.

Seriously authentic Provençal flavors in a seriously simple preparation. Who thought French cuisine could be so fast, easy and seriously scrumpptious?

From the small French fishing village of Collioure comes a delicious little fish which has had a secure place in culinary culture for five hundred years.

The Philippines boast some of the freshest seafood which locals concoct into delicacies like bird's eye chilli-powered raw fish salads using anchovies, tuna, or mackerel.

The word vaunts Italy as the land of melted cheese, tomato sauce and crunchy, oven-baked dough base. But the lesser known pissaladière of Southern France is an equally v

Bagna caoda is a traditional sauce from northern Italy. It makes a delicious dip for the festive season.

Bluefish from a friend's trip launches a lesson in Anchoïde - Provençal Anchovy Sauce. New Smoking Tools offer boon to home cooks, too. An evening in Provençe is yours.

A Gem From The Ingredients Found In The Nice Area In France, This Salad Marries Together Tuna, Green Beans, Anchovy, Tomatoes and Capers.

Learn how-to make a wonderful entree filled with salty, briny capers, black olives and green olives flavored with garlic, anchovies and lots of fresh herbs.

Gourmet pasta and crimini mushrooms in vegetable broth, tomato, and gourmet olive oil base with natural food supplement for extra nutritional value.

Foods that contain ingredients vegetarians and vegans want to avoid are not always obvious. Here is a list of potential hidden animal-derived foods.

Collioure has been attracting visitors from around the world since the word Fauvisim was coined to describe the style of painting produced by Matisse and Derain in 1905.

Collioure is a tourist destination but this historic, picturesque Mediterranean town is still unspoilt and ideal for a quiet break, as gentle or energetic as one chooses.

Pungent and quick: the perfect condiment to spread on crackers or bread, or dip cruditée. A classic of the Provençal region of southern France.

Flavored mayonnaise is both easy to whip up and impressive to all who come to your table. Can't beat that combination.

Squeezed into a wedding trip to Miami, I visit The Epicure Market. The 60 year-old institution both delights and disappoints.

Panzanella is a traditional Tuscan salad that uses up stale bread

When you're eating out in Italy it's a good idea to be able to decode the menu - especially if you're vegetarian.

It doesn't matter if you call it Sauce Verte, Salsa Verde, Grüne Soße or Green Sauce. This chilled herb sauce is easy to make, versatile, bright and refreshing.

This classic French dish of caramelized onions, anchovies and olives may look and taste like an Italian pizza, but its origins are quite different.

A spicy combination of tomatoes, olives, anchovies, chili flakes, oregano and onions, puttanesca is a delectable sauce made simply and quickly.

This simple and healthy shrimp and pasta dish can be whipped up in less than 30 minutes and is perfect for lunch or a light supper.

Cauliflower with bucatini is a popular Sicilian pasta dish which combines cauliflower with the flavours of anchovies, onions, garlic, pine nuts and toasted breadcrumbs.

A simple to prepare salad with a great combination of delicious flavours which won't leave anyone feeling short changed when the last forkful is devoured.

Sprats are tasty wee fish and easily caught but often only fed to the family cat. Related to sardines, sprats are worthy of being consumed much higher up the foodchain.

New Zealanders are being urged to buy sustainably managed fish varieties in a bid to help stop overfishing and save threatened fish species.

These recipes demonstrate twice over that no-sweat French cuisine is possible. Perfume the mixture with some Cognac or fortified wine -- c'est magnifique!

False Albacore (Little Tuny) are as fast and voracious as any member of the tuna family, and in late fall, they make a dramatic appearance off Harkers Island in NC

Imagine this: The guests are about to arrive, the main course is in the oven, but the starter has been completely overlooked. Don't panic - These simple recipes can help!

Often considered an everyday food article, potatoes have provided the basis for some of the world's classic dishes. They can be treated in many different ways.

A Bold Flavored Pizza With No Cheese. The Italians Introduced This Savory Onion Pie To The French Sometime In The Mid 13th Century.

Caesar Cardini is credited for creating the famous Caesar salad. Find out how to prepare this restaurant staple at home.

Two elegant appetizers that are sumptuous yet surprisingly simple. Steaming the mussels ahead makes last minute assembly a snap.

Pintxos, the Basques' take on tapas, are best enjoyed in San Sebastián as part of the traditional txikiteo - a nightly pub crawl with a few unspoken rules.

Peppers are nutrient rich and can be prepared in a variety of ways.

The combination of cheeses gives this lasagna extra richness and flavor. Together with the smoky flavor of the grilled vegetables, it is pure comfort food.

This refreshing Southern French speciality incorporates fesh tuna, quail's eggs and homemade tapenade to create a substantial lunch dish for lazy summer days.

Cook quick, tasty and easy pasta sauces for the whole family and avoid the bottled flavor.

The traditional cuisine of Provence is simple, healthy and tasty, rich in seafood and fresh vegetables seasoned with herbs.

A quick and easy meal to make that is jam packed with flavors galore.

The original tapenade is an olive and caper purée that originates from Provence, France and is used as a gourmet condiment or spread.

Easily prepared, simple to pack and carry, this delicious meal is perfect at the shore. Kept in a small cooler, the Nicoise and Mango salads transport without any fuss.

This hearty beef and artichoke pie is easy to make. It uses spelt, an Italian grain, and the recipe can be adapted to suit anyone with a wheat allergy or intolerance.

Sample Wine Country cuisine in your own kitchen with recipes for Chicken Scalloppini and Pan-Sauteed Pears with Cabernet-Honey Sauce.

Tired of the same old deviled eggs at every party and picnic or holiday meal? Try these delicious deviled eggs that make something new out of a tried & true finger food.

Learn how-to make a Greek inspired dip which features kalamata olives, green olives, capers, garlic, lemon juice, olive oil and fresh herbs.

A cookbook filled with easy to make salad dressing recipes, written by Jim Long, of Long Creek Herbs.

Fresh albacore tuna poached in a flavorful court bouillon served with a salad of fresh vegetables, Romaine hearts, eggs, kalamata olives and red wine vinaigrette.

Puget Sound sea-run cutthroat trout are aggressive feeders, and using the right fly at the right time is the difference between casting and catching!