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La Vache Qui Rit at Stylish Parisian Bistro

I have been a fan of chef Yves Camdeborde ever since the days of his 14th arrondissement restaurant, La Regelade.
01.04.08
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A Ham for All Seasons

Some of us are cat people. Others are dog people. Lesser known are ham people, a cult whose existence makes pig people twitch and stammer.
01.01.08
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Hotter Chocolate

The state of hot chocolate in America is about as bad as it can get.
12.21.07
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Silence of No Lambs

This is the kind of story Midwesterners won't tell you unless you drive across the snow-covered fields to talk to them.
12.20.07
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Buttered Up in Paris

Everyone knows that the French love their butter—they consume some 17 pounds per person annually, the highest consumption in the world.
12.14.07
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A Whole (Other) Beast

This article is about eating the hell out of whatever you've got. Pig is easy. What about a less revered ingredient? What about broccoli?
11.29.07
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Persnickety Persimmons

I'm lucky enough to have a friend in Sonoma County who has a persimmon tree. On a recent visit, I ate my fill of soft, ripe persimmons.
12.16.06
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It’s Pretty Easy Eating Greens

Italy and Virgina meet at the Thanksgiving table.
11.28.07
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The Luxury is in the Lemons

The ultimate French lemons are cultivated by a former champion Formula One driver in a hauntingly perfumed valley just outside of coastal Menton.
11.19.07
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Minutes of the Institute for Oleic Research, Part 2: Guanciale

My favorite of these new offerings of cured pork is guanciale—flesh from the jaw and check of the hog, with a flavor like porky pumpkin pie.
11.19.07
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