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Deep in the Heart of Piedmont
Features
Venturing around Italy's northwestern region, Alan Tardi samples two traditional local dishes—one based on a scarce chickpea, the other on a rare...
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Hands on Japan
Features
With The CIA at Greystone set to amass the greatest assemblage of Japanese food firepower at its Worlds of Flavor Conference next month, other orga...
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Big Bang Book
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Jack-of-all-sciences Nathan Myhrvold puts 21st century cooking under the microscope. Greg Atkinson reports.
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Remembering Michael Batterberry: A Life Well-Lived
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In essence, Michael Batterberry was a communicator and an inveterate gatherer of vibrant people and stimulating ideas.
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Changing Lessons
Features
As a soon-to-be junior, I'm constantly thinking about life after the relatively carefree world of college. What do I want to do? What am I interest...
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Lafayette and the Revolution: Manning the Barricades with Jean-Georges
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It was the fall of 1987, and I was just back from a five month stage at Ristorante La Chiusa in Montefollonico, Italy. My friend Peter Hoffman (Sav...
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Blood, Sweat & Jeers
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The scene was quite surreal. A 650 pound spit-roasted grass-fed Dexter steer was on display last October at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art....
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Deer Caught in the Spotlight
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Forget gamey, tough, and wintery. Chefs are using the new light and tender venison in dishes year-round. Martin Gillam reports.
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Cooking American, American-Style
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American chefs long ago mastered the art of French cooking. Mastering the art of American cooking has proven a more formidable challenge.
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Blog Control
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You open quietly, just a few meals for friends and family. You've promised an exclusive to Madame, your town's most powerful print journalist. But ...
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Mexico Rides the Storms
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The end of the world—supposedly predicted by ancient astronomers to occur on December 21, 2012—may instead spell a new beginning for hotels and...
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Holy Smoke
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Cooking a steak? "It's all about the fire and the food," declares Michael Lomonaco, chef of Porter House in New York City. Though Porter House achi...
