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Roughing It with Gramp

For me, there are only two cities in America that have special grace and flavor that rise above the flat level of living in this wonderful country. They arc San Francisco and New Orleans.
January 1954
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Food Flashes: October 1946

Now is the month when mothers send off-to-school packages, a labor of love, but a labor no less. Why not have the job done to order?
October 1946
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A Kitchen was His Laboratory

Elizabeth David's books on French and Italian country cooking in the 1950s revealed a world of real food uninhabited by the high priests of haute cuisine.
March 1970
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Carving is an Art

The Art of Carving is the science of carving. One must understand anatomy, have a steady hand, a sure eye, and extreme patience.
November 1948
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Along the Boulevards

As readers of this department may be aware, its author has been a faithful Manhattanite whose only apostatic doubts have been excited by the splendors of San Francisco.
August 1948
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Along the Boulevards: November 1946

On the subject of Manhattan, no city anywhere, unless possibly it is San Francisco, achieves complete perfection. Let us list just a few of them.
November 1946
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Savoy

The Epicure of Savoy enjoys his sumptuous fare against the mightiest backdrop in Europe.
April 1951
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Bloggers' Picks for Brooklyn's Can't-Miss Restaurants

In our latest collaboration with BlogHer, we're touring the streets of New York's hippest borough to sample the best burgers, pasta, meatballs, and more
09.05.12
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Party Trends

The chefs and planners behind blockbuster events like the Screen Actors Guild Awards tell Emily L. Foley what’s hot now
12.07.11
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Gourmet Live: Tales of Terroir

Farmer Kristin Kimball explains what record-setting rain and flooding tastes like—and shares surprising upsides of a down year, including fabulous milk and a new inventiveness in the kitchen
06.22.11
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