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Dried and True

Although freshness has become somewhat of a fetish among modern cooks, the fact is that many of the world’s finest foods aren’t fresh at all.
January 2005
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Expert Advice: Gravy

Rich flavor and deep color begin with turkey stock made days, or even months, ahead.
November 2004
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Expert Advice: Mashed Potatoes

We tried all kinds of potatoes, mashing tools, even cooking methods.
November 2004
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Expert Advice: Piecrust

Four basic ingredients come together to create the foundation for a truly wonderful pie.
November 2004
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Building A Tiered Cake

Tips on creating a beautiful cake.
September 2004
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Shattered Myths

Expensive crystal? Coffee mug? Jelly jar? Does it really matter what you drink your wine from?
August 2004
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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
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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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The Zen of Frosting

The icing on the cake, says Ann Patchett, is like the short skirt or the fast car—turning our heads and making promises it can't keep.
August 2002
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In the Mix

What's inside that little box is not just a mix, but a cultural phenomenon that has changed the way American home cooks think about baking—and themselves.
August 2002
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