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Cookbook Review: Everything Nice

Ana Sortun's interest in her adopted cuisine is deep, and her book would be a welcome gift this holiday season for a cook ready to try new things.
November 2006
travel + culture

Hot Time in Thailand

The Phuket Vegetarian Festival’s a frenetic blend of clean living and self-flagellation: fire walking, body piercing and public baths in hot oil.
10.23.06
food + cooking

The Plane, the Plane

In a lucky turn of events I became the new muse of Kitchen Notebook. There was one issue that no one had yet thought of.
10.17.06
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One Gentleman of Verona

Giuliano Hazan carries on his mother’s tradition, teaching the art of Italian cooking at a sumptuous villa in northern Italy.
August 2005
magazine

Brisket Brought Us Together

She was never particularly drawn to Passover, but the memory of one dish inspired the author to start her own kind of tradition.
April 2005
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On Location in Paradise

Kiwi director Peter Jackson knows a star when he sees one—and it was no accident he chose to shoot every scene of his legendary “Lord of the Rings” trilogy right at home in New Zealand.
September 2004
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Les Is More

From Louisiana Cajuns to Polish polka enthusiasts, filmmaker Les Blank uses cuisine as a backstage pass to other ethnic worlds.
September 2004
magazine

Cooking Corse

Going native in a Corsican kitchen is never better than when mistrals blow, wild boars roam, and chanterelles come out of hiding.
August 2004
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Recipe for the Good Life

For kitchen philosopher Angelo Pellegrini, the riches of the Pacific Northwest were the American Dream on a dinner plate.
July 2004
magazine

The Wild, Wild, and Woolly West

In Colorado, a family tradition as old as the hills of Greece is kept alive by barbecued lamb.
June 2004
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