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Tricks of My Trade: August 1951

Everyone knows that Americans have a sweet tooth. And I can add from experience that they have a very cold one, too.
August 1951

An Epicurean Pilgrimage to Paris: Part II - The Right Bank

There are such magnitude and variety to this awesome subject that one hesitates to treat it briefly in the space of a single article.
August 1951
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An Epicurean Pilgrimage to Paris: Part I - The Left Bank

Nobody in his right digestion would deny that a firsthand study of Paris restaurants is a toothsome assignment, but limitations loom large and forbidding.
July 1951
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Auvergne

Volcanic hills, Romanesque churches and fortified towns overshadow the elemental, pork scented cookery of this noble and dramatic province.
June 1951
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Dauphiny

The gastronomic peaks of this mountainous province are found, oddly enough, along the flat Valley of the Rhône.
May 1951
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Lamb of the Spring

April 1951
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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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Tricks of My Trade: February 1951

To believe that French cooking must be rich means that somewhere in one's gastronomical adventures the essence of la vraie cuisine française has been missed.
February 1951
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Franche-Comté

Notes on the gustatory riches of a verdant province, from the unctuous fondue to that divine topaz nectar, Château-Châlon.
January 1951
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Lorraine

The sombre frontier bastion which produced Jeanne d'Arc and Verdun has its lighter moments for the delectation of Quiche Lorraine and Bar-le-Duc jam.
December 1950
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