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Chicken Wings Five Ways

Forget marinades—who has time to think ahead anymore? The easiest, fastest, and, yes, we’re calling it, best method for adding some pizzazz to your grilled chicken is to toss it quickly in a sauce after it’s been cooked....
06.27.12
recipes

Fragrant Walnut Rice

Cooking bulgur with rice makes a delicious and slightly unusual side dish that’s just right for soaking up a saucy main course.
February 2009
diary of a foodie

Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie: Chile Peppers: Playing with Fire

What could be more exhilarating than the rush of a chile pepper? Discover the many ways in which these peppers have set the global palate on fire.
01.16.09
recipes

Thai-Style Chicken Soup with Basil

This soup has many layers in its complexity, but the overall effect is of cleanness and freshness.
February 2009
travel + culture

A Sunny Tour of Northern Thailand

What you get when you combine a top Portland restaurateur with a keen local cook.
03.23.09
travel + culture

Haute Cuisine, Haute Conscience

The first Fair Trade dish on a Paris restaurant menu has just debuted at L'Obelisque, one of the restaurants at the luxurious Hotel de Crillon.
12.21.06
magazine

Beyond Bangkok

Angelenos who love Thai food are passionate about their favorites, and, like the food-mad everywhere, they rarely agree. Here are a few of my own preferred places.
July 2008
magazine

Cooking Schools: Philipkutty’s Farm

Philipkutty’s Farm, a family-owned “homestay,” occupies an obscure island off India’s southwestern flank—which, in a more romantic era, was named the Malabar Coast....
May 2008
travel + culture

Paradise Found

08.09.07
travel + culture

The Spice Man of Kolkata

Bengalis, like many Asians, say only a mortar and pestle can crush a spice or herb to its fullest potential.
01.15.08
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