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Cornering the Market? Well, Not Exactly

06.13.07
food + cooking

The Beautician’s Pig

Once you have developed a taste for real meat from proper butchers, as opposed to the pallid, sanitized stuff, there is no looking back.
06.08.07
food + cooking

Soft Shells: A Hard Sell

Soft shells are juicy, they have that distinctive sweet briney crab flavor, and—and it's time somebody said this—they just aren't that good.
06.06.07
food + cooking

Sucking Honey

For you, here's a honeysuckle sorbet recipe from Bill Smith's book Seasoned in the South.
06.06.07
food + cooking

Anecdote of the Can

I used to spend my spring months teaching at Nerd Camp, where 52 people read and write while living on a lake in the woods of Maine.
06.05.07
food + cooking

How Green Was My Chile?

When I was in Denver recently to witness a niece's wedding, I spent my spare time canvassing the area for green chile. This plainish dish of puréed peppers—midway between a soup and a stew—is the quintessential product of Sonoran...
06.05.07
food + cooking

The Gourmet Q + A: Jon Rowley

Seafood expert and Gourmet contributing editor Jon Rowley on what to look for when buying fish, the differences between wild and farmed varieties, and more.
June 2007
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A Matter of Paste

Simple to prepare and ready when you need them, spice pastes are a shortcut to superflavorful grilled food.
June 2007
food + cooking

2 Guys: Trumped

We have no doubt that you've heard of the Donald Trump-branded frozen beef. When an idea is this inane, doesn't it deserve a second look?
05.31.07
food + cooking

Someone is Killing the Great Cheeses of Europe

Camembert, one of France's greatest cheeses and as much an emblem of the country as the Gallic cock, is suddenly on its death bed.
05.30.07
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