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More Cooking in Clay: This Time, the Oven

Foods cooked long and slow in a traditional horno exude a fragrant blend of earth, ash, adobe, and fire—the essence of New Mexico.
05.15.08
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The Gourmet Cookbook Club: 7 Tips for Properly Cooked Fish

Rick Moonen, chef and owner of RM Seafood in Las Vegas and author of Fish Without a Doubt, offers seven easy tips on how to tell when fish is cooked properly.

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05.14.08
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Cooking Schools: Creative Cooking

Behind the razzle-dazzle of Sin City and far from the lights of the Strip, there’s a community that loves food more than fortune.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Viking Cooking Schools

If you book in plenty of time, you’ll be treated to everything from Parisian patisserie and sustainable seafood to Vietnamese classics.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Chopsticks Cooking Centre

In contrast to the bustling city outside, Cecilia Au-Yang’s individualized cooking classes offer an intimate take on the tastes of Hong Kong.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Catacurian

Pick up the basics of Catalan cuisine while staying—and cooking—in charming El Masroig.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Cruises

Somewhere between shopping and shuffleboard, you can pick up a recipe or two while sailing the world.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Tamarind

You need know nothing of the the bamboo steamer to enroll. Come lunchtime, though, you’ll be forming sticky-rice balls between your fingers.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Homebase Abroad

Homebase Abroad, a company that specializes in “the art of experiencing Italy,” can rent you a villa. All we wanted to do was cook.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Regaleali Vineyards

Cooking with Anna Tasca Lanza and sharing her food was like being in the kitchen with my own Sicilian grandma.
May 2008
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