Wine Enthusiast Magazine

The Luxe Supper

If ever there were a year to skip the holiday crowd and treat yourself and a loved one to a small, special homecooked meal, this is it. After all, you deserve the best for making it through 2020, so prepare an ultrapremium cut of beef and, by all means, open a bottle of the good stuff. Three chefs contribute their expertise here to help you enjoy an intimate, luxurious holiday.

Prime Porterhouse

Mooo…. is a stylish, contemporary steakhouse adjacent to the XV Beacon Hotel in Boston. Elvis Moralez’s porterhouse recipe is easy, but it relies

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