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Pure Puglia

Being modern isn’t a badge of honor in Italy’s southern province. Baking golden breads and shaping orecchiette, though—that’s another story.
January 2007
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Super Tuscan

Is Gambero Rosso really the best restaurant in Italy? With a feisty chef who seems born to the stove, it just may be.
January 2007
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Sweet Sticky Thing

In a great year, the Krachers might produce nearly two dozen different bottlings, including a few dry wines. What all Kracher wines share is balance.
November 2006
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His Ham Stands Alone

Allan Benton is the man behind some of the most flavorful ham and bacon we’ve tasted in years. Breathe deeply now, and inhale the sweet kiss of hickory.
October 2006
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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
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Slicecapades

Connecticut has a storied pizza past, but while New Haven gets the attention, some of the best pies are found elsewhere.
June 2006
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A Letter from New Orleans

Food has long served as both sustenance and emblem for New Orleanians. And as they return home, their city—with help from some local chefs—is coming back to life through people’s appetites.
February 2006
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Big Pancake Country

Montana has wide-open spaces, majestic mountains, the wildest wildlife in the Lower 48, and really great flapjacks.
November 2005
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Pioneering Spirit

On a fine fall day, ‘Happy Valley’ in Massachusetts may be as close to Rural Bliss as you can get.
November 2005
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We’ll Always Have Paris

Benjamin Franklin returned from Paris with 126 suitcases. This biographer and her family came back with significantly less—and more.
August 2005
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