CultureSAVEUR’s Favorite Recipes of 2011JAMES OSELAND Editor-in-Chief I knew of barbecued spaghetti before we featured it in our June issue, but it wasn't until tasting it that I realized it's the dream of what an American spaghetti dish can be, one that hits all the pleasure points: salty, faintly sweet, and smoky. See the recipe for Barbecue Spaghetti » I'm a great lover of parsley, but this salad was revelatory: using it not as an herb but as a green, playing with the sharpness of the onion and the sweet citrusy vinaigrette. For me, it's the ultimate side dish -- and it's a great sandwich condiment, too. See the recipe for Parsley and Onion Salad » Onion rings have been a guilty pleasure for me since my first encounter with them at age 4 at an A&W;, but these are the best, the ur-onion ring: brittle, crackly, salty perfection. See the recipe for Beer-Battered Onion Rings » Back to The SAVEUR Editors' Favorite Recipes of 2011 »Keep ReadingToasting SAVEUR’s Latest Issue in Houston, a Culinary Destination on the RiseBy JESSICA CARBONERemembering Teta Julia and Her Recipe for Christmas CakeBy FADI KATTANEat the World in 300 Cookies With This New CookbookBy JESSICA CARBONEHow Food Fuels Faith in Sacred Spaces Around the WorldBy JESSICA CARBONE12 Dishes Every Traveler Should Eat in Buenos AiresBy ALLIE LAZARIt’s Not a Party Without an Epic Amount of Wisconsin CheeseBy JACQUELINE KEHOEThese Indigenous Winemakers Are Making History—While Sharing Their OwnBy SOFIA PEREZChef Michael Mina Wants the World to Cook More Egyptian FoodBy JESSICA CARBONERestaurant Workers Impacted by Hurricanes Urgently Need Our HelpBy SHANE MITCHELLSee AllContinue to Next StoryADVERTISEMENTADAD