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Birds of Paradise

The fried chicken at Price’s Chicken Coop in North Carolina may be the best in the South.
July 2008
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'Cue the Smoke

Texas is brisket territory, but it is no lone-meat state. Pit-cooked sausage is also required eating, especially in the barbecue shrines south and east of Austin.
June 2008
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On A Roll

Two Atlantic City institutions—one an Italian bakery, the other a venerable sub shop—provide all the ingredients for sandwich synergy.
April 2008
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A Little Chili In Kansas

For half a century, one of America’s most satisfying lunches has been made on a four-burner stove in Topeka. It’s a different kind of fast food.
February 2008
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Leave It To Cleaver

Ayden, North Carolina, has hosted 33 annual Collard Festivals. As if that weren’t enough, it’s also got some of the best whole-hog barbecue around.
January 2008
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Links Course

Eastern Europe meets northern Ohio, and they make some beautiful sausage together.
December 2007
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Great Pod Almighty

Why can’t everyone eat ultraspicy food?
November 2007
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Skillet Set

A soul-food staple finds its highest—and widest—expression at these Music City restaurants.
October 2007
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Plains Dandy

For nearly a century, Scottsbluff, Nebraska, has been home to some of the U.S.A.'s best Mexican food.
September 2007
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Get Thee to a Creamery

Lush pastures and blissed-out bovines are the main ingredients in sublime ice cream.
August 2007
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