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Science Chefs: Alan's Take

When you try wd~50's monkfish liver with persimmon and smoked green tea, you realize you weren’t quite that prepared.
11.15.06
travel + culture

Like a Rockpool

Ponytailed chef Neil Perry has broken into Melbourne with Rockpool Bar & Grill, an ambitious extension of his famous Rockpool back in his native Sydney.
11.14.06
chefs + restaurants

Mason Makes an Impression

There's a certain sameness to chefs' live cooking demos. But not when Sam Mason, the former pastry chef at Manhattan's wd~50, stands behind the counter.
11.09.06
travel + culture

I'll Have the Aspic Special

A slightly wacky move is afoot to have French cuisine registered by UNESCO as a World Heritage listing.
11.03.06
magazine

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
magazine

Xtreme Ice Cream

When you’re obsessed with making ice cream from scratch, bay leaves, cheese, and even toast are fair game.
August 2006
magazine

Next Stop Lima

With Peruvians returning home after years of eating and cooking abroad, the country’s cuisine is more cosmopolitan than ever.
August 2006
magazine

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
magazine

Proving It

Taking kitchen science to a whole new (molecular) level, Hervé This is changing the way France—and the world—cooks.
January 2005
magazine

Back on the Farm

Making the most of your ingredients is one thing. But at Blue Hill restaurant, actually making the ingredients is something else entirely.
July 2004
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