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Going to the Dogs

When it comes to hot dogs, the real surprise is that some of them have nothing to hide.
August 2006
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A Greece Less Traveled

This Greece is a place of mountains and fir trees, where the food runs to meat-based stews and leek and celery pie.
June 2006
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Redesigning the Pig

A barbecue pitmaster has a vision both crazy and pure.
July 2005
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Going to Extremes

Barren and unforgiving or shimmering and sublime? The beauty of Badlands National Park is in the eye of the beholder.
June 2005
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Smokin’ in the Backyard

Home smoking captures the delicate flavor that store-bought can’t. And all you need is a kettle grill and some hardwood sawdust.
June 2005
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Brisket Brought Us Together

She was never particularly drawn to Passover, but the memory of one dish inspired the author to start her own kind of tradition.
April 2005
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The Wild, Wild, and Woolly West

In Colorado, a family tradition as old as the hills of Greece is kept alive by barbecued lamb.
June 2004
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The Thick of It

Grilling large cuts of meat can be tricky—unless you have the “secret weapon” of grill chefs.
June 2004
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Killing Me Softly

Over the river and through the woods to Grandma’s house we go—where we will be fed. And fed. And fed.
February 2004
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Light My Fire

A delicately seared fruit kebab may turn some heads, but if you can’t slap a porterhouse on the grill and make it sing, read on.
June 2003
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