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Highland Fling

Myth conspired with nature to create Scotland’s rugged northern realm, but civilized pleasures are the rule today. And those wild landscapes just won’t go away.
June 2004
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Manicotti

My mom’s manicotti recipe (which comes from her Italian mother), feeds our immediate family of 40, but I’ve scaled it down to feed 6.
May 2004
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The Mother Lode

Our food editors raided old family recipe boxes to rediscover their childhood favorites.
May 2004
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My Turin

A love affair with a city begins over a pastry, ripens with a tiny cup of coffee in a grand café, and deepens with family and the taste of truffles.
May 2004
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A Nose For Quality

Luca Turin, a genius of tastes and smells, may have found the world's finest sweet wine in a remote region of France.
May 2004
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My Kind of Town

On a hilltop in Umbria, a bunch of cooks find the essence of summertime where the cipolline are sweet, the trout are jumping, and the fennel is high.
April 2004
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An Affair to Remember

Home to rocky shorelines and an active volcano, Italy’s Lipari Islands may not seduce you from the start. But just give them some time.
January 2004
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Tuscan Holiday

Florence is at its very best at Christmas, when the city is ablaze with colored lights, and the aroma of roasting chestnuts fills the streets.
December 2003
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Carving Out Community

More than mere holiday how-tos, these books reconnect us with the true purpose of the “holy days.”
November 2003
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Riding the Ticowave

One thing you should know about Costa Rica is that there’s nothing to do there. The other is that there’s so much to do.
November 2003
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