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Asia on Ice

When the mercury starts climbing, look east for inspiration. These iced desserts don't just look pretty, they're also a delicious way to cool off.
John Powers
August 2001
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asia,
john powers,
dessert,
summer,
culinary culture
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Pride and Prejudice

Sometimes, says Yvonne Durant, watching what you eat has nothing to do with your waistline.
Yvonne Durant
August 2001
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culinary culture,
yvonne durant,
fruit,
france
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At The Top of the World

Waiting for the ice to melt in the land of the midnight sun.
John S. Burnett
February 2001
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john s. burnett,
travel,
alaska,
culinary culture
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The Far Side of France

In the real Pays Basque, wild pigeon is the blue plate special and pepper fields glow red as a matador’s cap.
Bruce Schoenfeld
January 2001
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bruce schoenfeld,
travel,
france,
culinary culture
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The Cheese and the Sorceress

Lush culinary treasures have lured travelers to Georgia for 2,000 years.
Darra Goldstein
September 2000
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darra goldstein,
georgia,
cheese,
ingredients,
culinary culture
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Of Cabbages and Kings

Why don’t cookbooks reflect what’s really going on in the kitchen? Verlyn Klinkenborg visits the author who runs a boot camp for culinary historians.
Verlyn Klinkenborg
June 2000
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verlyn klinkenborg,
cookbooks,
culinary culture
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Antwerp in Fashion

For Belgium’s second city, cooking and couture—we don’t mean diamonds—are the town’s best friends.
Alexander Lobrano
March 2000
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alexander lobrano,
travel,
europe,
culinary culture,
hotels
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Spun Heaven

From the big top to high society, cotton candy is the stuff of dreams.
Bruce Feiler
February 2000
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bruce feiler,
candy,
new york,
culinary culture
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Have You Seen the Sandwich Man?

He’s working the bread-and-brie line for $6.25 an hour.
Benjamin Cheever
February 2000
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benjamin cheever,
restaurants,
sandwiches,
new york,
culinary culture
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The Great American Cake

It’s been our national passion for more than 200 years. Here are seven classics worth reviving.
Rick Ellis
February 2000
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rick ellis,
dessert,
culinary culture,
the great american cake