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Cooking Schools: The Route of Flavors

At this crossroads of East and West, the rich, fertile soil produces extraordinary fruits and vegetables and lush meadows for grazing.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: The Unlimited Cuisine Company

Tony Tan, a Malaysian-born Aussie, has a seemingly unlimited knowledge of Chinese, Nonya, Thai, and Indian cuisines.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: La Cocina que Canta

At Mexico’s Rancho La Puerta, learning to cook means getting to know your ingredients, often to the extent of harvesting them yourself.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: The Conscious Gourmet Culinary Retreat

This trip changed my life. Imagine being fully sated and never feeling deprived while still eating “healthy.”
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: The Culinary Institute of America

After five days of drills at The CIA’s Culinary Boot Camp—Basic Training, even the rawest recruit will be able to stand the heat in the kitchen.
May 2008
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Cooking Schools: Four Seasons; Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi

The Thai elite don’t merely eat; they indulge in scents and sensations that permeate mind, body, and spirit.
May 2008
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Classic Cookbooks: Mastering the Art of French Cooking

The fact that Mastering the Art of French Cooking—a great, eternal gift to American home cooks—got published at all is a miracle.
04.16.08
food + cooking

Classic Cookbooks: More Home Cooking

Laurie Colwin’s recipes had a way of working themselves into my repertoire: the three chocolate cakes; tomato pie; the rosemary walnuts that fueled many parties.
04.14.08
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No-Cook Whole-Wheat Couscous

This is the all-embracing side dish. Couscous is already cooked when we buy it. All you need to do is rehydrate the grains.
April 2008
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