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  • As American as Rice

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    Exotic as it may sometimes seem, nearly every grain of rice consumed here is grown domestically, and there's still more left for export. Irene Sax ...

  • Life in the Bigger Picture

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    Chicago chefs Rick Tramonto and Gale Gand are launching themselves into the entrepreneurial stratosphere with four timely concepts that have protot...

  • HummDinger

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    When New York City restaurateur Danny Meyer decided to refine Eleven Madison Park, he brought Daniel Humm in from San Francisco to add some grace n...

  • Tea Leaves' Good Fortune

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    After years of treating tea as a second-class citizen, restaurants are recognizing its crowd pleasing and profit potential.

  • My Big Fat Greek Wine List

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    Be where Greeks are bearing gifts because the increasing quality and affordability of their wines can jump-start a been-there, drank-that program. ...

  • Imperial Shoyu: The World's Most Exclusive Soy Sauce

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    The History of Kikkoman and its famous soy sauce is shrouded in the mists of Asian Culinary and Cultural History. Fred Ferretti Journeys to Noda, w...

  • Plucky Pioneer in the Black Hills

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    Like a culinary Lewis & Clark Expedition, M.J. Adams' restaurant in Rapid City, South Dakota, is trekking in a hard-scrabble food frontier frau...

  • Rose's Sugar Bible

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    Wherein Rose Levy Beranbaum, the high priestess of pastry, answers all your questions and learns that the wide, wide world of sugar is, indeed, a v...

  • El Energizer

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    A charged-up storehouse of vitality and innovation, José Andrés bends the culinary cosmos into distinctive forms at two Washington, D.C. restaura...

  • Mission to Tokyo

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    Think that the new millennium has yet to kick in? Then blade run with chef/thriller author Anthony Bourdain as he heads halfway around the world an...

  • Cultivated Mushrooms Part 2: The Exotics

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    Hunting mushrooms for your menu? Let Elizabeth Schneider be your guide. This second in a series addresses the more unusual cultivated varieties.

  • Cultivated Mushrooms Part 1: The Dependables

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    As portobellos replace veggieburgers—and even beefburgers—Elizabeth Schnider starts a series on a major menu-mover: mushrooms, cultivated and w...

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