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Simplicity and Soul

Gourmet’s cooks learn the art of restraint and other lessons of the Japanese kitchen.
May 2000
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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.
March 2000
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My Father the Formulator

My dad was fresh out of grad school with a degree in biochemistry when he found himself up to his elbows in white powder. It was 1952, and he had joined a team of scientists at International Minerals & Chemicals (IMC) charged with manufacturing...
February 2000
recipes

Orecchiette with Cauliflower Il Melograno

This pasta dish—its savor equal to its ease of preparation—is from Il Melograno, a charming family-run hotel in the Apulian village of Monopoli, Italy.
January 1996
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Viennese Memoir: Ein Lunch Debout

About four hundred thirty-five years after the discovery of America, the Viennese began to accept the fact by allowing a few well-chosen Americanisms to slip into their language.

October 1958
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Tricks of my Trade

November 1950
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Food Flashes: February 1949

Hit the jack pot of all things good—the Jack Pot Beans, a product of Hitching Post Foods, Inc., Savannah, Georgia. These beans are the big, mealy limas, cooked Southern style with brown sugar.
February 1949
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The Last Touch in Sauces: October 1948

At some point in a series of articles on French sauces, it seems to me almost essential to stress the important role played by butter.
October 1948
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The Last Touch in Sauces: August 1948

Lovers of good eating call French sauces the gift that la cuisine française has given the world.
August 1948
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Food Flashes: June 1947

Ready for the trout season? Get your appetite in trim. But you haven't got him, remember, until he's flapping in the creel.
June 1947
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