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food politics

Whole Lot of Marketing Going On

Whole Foods, whose first branch outside the U.S. opens tomorrow in London, has been running a serious PR blitz.
06.05.07
recipes

Stout Floats

The genius behind these floats is blackberry brandy’s luscious fruitiness, which bridges the gap between the sweet ice cream and bitter beer.
June 2007
food + cooking

Behind The Recipe: Stout Floats

My officemate, Melissa Roberts, has a gift for combining flavors. "Why don't you do a root beer float, but with real beer?" Brilliant!
05.31.07
food + cooking

Someone is Killing the Great Cheeses of Europe

Camembert, one of France's greatest cheeses and as much an emblem of the country as the Gallic cock, is suddenly on its death bed.
05.30.07
chefs + restaurants

Making a Pig for Oneself

Fergus Henderson, the beloved chef's chef and co-owner of London's St. John restaurant is publishing a follow-up to his cult hit Nose to Tail Eating.
05.24.07
food + cooking

The Chips are Stacked

Something caught my eye on a trip down south. It was a bag of Golden Flake dill pickle flavored chips that got stuck in my I've-never-seen-that-and-must-try-twice radar.
05.11.07
food + cooking

Classic Cookbooks: Feasts for All Seasons

De Groot cut a dashing if intimidating figure in the culinary world a generation ago, but is almost forgotten today.
04.25.07
magazine

Over the Top

The fresh, deep snow at Whistler, in British Columbia, makes it one of the best ski resorts in North America. Go play outside.
April 2007
magazine

Up on the Roof

Delhi is a city that’s deliciously obsessed with kebabs.
April 2007
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
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