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food + cooking

The Skill of the Grill

Though grilling is perhaps the most straightforward of all cooking methods, it's surrounded by plenty of lore and theory.
06.22.07
food + cooking

The #1 Grilling Tool

These days, stores and catalogues are crammed with all manner of new tools ostensibly designed for grilling.
06.15.07
magazine

A Matter of Paste

Simple to prepare and ready when you need them, spice pastes are a shortcut to superflavorful grilled food.
June 2007
food + cooking

The Skill of the Grill

Grilling is about as straightforward as it gets: You put some food over a fire and leave it there until it's done.
June 2007
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: Provence

"This was the first 'nice' restaurant I ever came to in New York," said one of my dinner companions, looking around.
04.26.07
food politics

Omega, Oh My!

My sister, who was visiting me in New York, had only taken one bite of cereal when she put down her spoon and hastily got up from the table.
04.24.07
food + cooking

Rose Petals

Rather than a novelty, rose petals are actually a bona fide ingredient in North African and Middle Eastern cuisines.
04.04.07
food + cooking

Classic Cookbooks: The Flavor-Principle Cookbook

The premise of this slim, uncomplicated volume is that by combining a handful of characteristic ingredients, you can create "flavor principles" that evoke the world's cuisines.
03.12.07
magazine

Rhapsody in Blue

Our schooner, the Amazon Solo, had just pulled up next to Gemiler Island, a speck of land off the Mediterranean coast of southern Turkey.
February 2007
recipes

Cauliflower with Tarator sauce

The garlic-nut sauce known as tarator, which sometimes also includes tahini, is a classic Turkish accompaniment to mussels and fried fish as well as vegetables.
February 2007