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In a (Quick) Pickle

A good pickle is a party—crisp, flavorful vegetables, acidity, saltiness, sweetness, and aromatics as the interesting guest from out of town.
08.08.07
food politics

Reap What You Sow

Rumors about a mythical pizza farm have lately circulated among Twin Cities food-types like tales of the Easter Bunny circulate among pre-schoolers.
06.27.07
food + cooking

The Savory Side of Asparagus

What has really struck me this year is how happily asparagus pairs with umami, the savory “fifth flavor.”
06.13.07
food + cooking

Chicks Dig Ian

I found a single brain-shaped pea. I knew right away: It was a fresh chickpea—awesome.
05.21.07
food + cooking

In Praise of Morels

Last Saturday, the mass that was clamoring for Rick Bishop's ramps at the Greenmarket was four people deep.
05.07.07
food + cooking

Hash House Confidential

I hate chain restaurants. Of course, I claim certain exceptions, just as a Californian devoted to a macrobiotic diet might make an exception for In-N-Out burgers.
04.30.07
magazine

Where the Bass Are

Half a century after gourmet ran a seminal fishing article, an armchair sportsman heads for Texas to check in on this quintessential American pastime.
September 2006
magazine

Cooking Corse

Going native in a Corsican kitchen is never better than when mistrals blow, wild boars roam, and chanterelles come out of hiding.
August 2004
magazine

Consider the Lobster

For 56 years, the Maine Lobster Festival has been drawing crowds with the promise of sun, fun, and fine food. One visitor would argue that the celebration involves a whole lot more.
August 2004
magazine

Sympathy for the Devils

The men who labor in Mexico City’s sprawling central market may have what amounts to the ultimate job from hell.
February 2004
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