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Cooking Schools: The Culinary Institute of America

After five days of drills at The CIA’s Culinary Boot Camp—Basic Training, even the rawest recruit will be able to stand the heat in the kitchen.
May 2008
travel + culture

A Tempting New Dish at Le Temps au Temps

If there’s one dish I’d want to recreate from my past 10 days in Paris, the filet de bar at Le Temps au Temps would be it.
04.30.08
travel + culture

Tuscany's Divine Tourist Trap

Writer Margy Rochlin takes time out from her holiday in Italy to pay homage at the shrine of a local butcher, only to discover she's got to get in line with everyone else
08.09.07
food + cooking

The End of Snap, Crackle, and Pop Culture

Organic Rice Krispies were in my life for many months before I acknowledged their silence: They have no Snap, Crackle, and Pop.
07.26.07
travel + culture

Now That the Dust Has Settled in Napa

They say hotels never open on time, and I had no reason to doubt them (whomever they are) after popping into Solage back in April.
07.12.07
travel + culture

The Court Will Resume After Lunch

I figured that every city must have its “I only eat there when I’m on jury duty” neighborhood, maybe as ethnic as New Yorks Chinatown. And I wondered what they might be.
07.12.07
travel + culture

Tingle Town Pickles

Writer Margy Rochlin reports from her recent trip to Charlotte, North Carolina.
07.03.07
food politics

Blackberry Finds a 'Country' Chef in the Middle of Manhattan

One of America's favorite country inns, in the Smokies of eastern Tennessee, is about to open a lavish culinary center.
06.25.07
food + cooking

Green With Envy

London is thrilled with its new Whole Foods. Paris is jealous, not just of the new U.K. branch but of the stores in New York, too.
06.22.07
travel + culture

Seven Reasons to Fly Smart This Summer

You can’t do a thing about weather, delays, or crowded skies, but following these simple rules at least makes you feel in control.
06.20.07
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