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So Long, Sweetheart

Who needs a piece of chocolate cake—or dessert at all, for that matter? For some of us, a savory makes for a happier ending.
December 2003
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Whole Roasted Duck

The rare breeds of Rouen Clair and Duclair are small, tender, and have a low fat content, which makes them preferable to commercially available birds.
November 2003
Keywords
poultry,
asian
recipes

Horenso No Goma Miso Ae (Spinach with Sesame Miso Sauce)

Some miso varieties are quite salty, but the Saikyo shiro misocalled for in this sauce has a sweet, caramel-like taste.
November 2003
magazine

Berlin: Act II

With Germany’s reborn capital entering a new stage of its career, a Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright revisits the scene of his first production.
November 2003
magazine

Kitchen Warriors

At first, these San Gabriel chefs struggled to please American palates. Then they decided to cook from the heart.
October 2003
magazine

From Bluegrass to Bluefin

Twenty years ago, Lexington was all about fried chicken and bourbon. Then Toyota came to town.
October 2003
magazine

Breaking the Chains

The explosive growth of franchised restaurants led a band of forward-thinking citizens and independent restaurant owners in Tucson to put their collective feet down.
October 2003
magazine

The Restaurant Tsar

When Moscow’s newly rich began clamoring for better food, a young entrepreneur built an empire to satisfy their demands.
October 2003
magazine

Meet the Mangosteens

On the Big Island of Hawaii, farmers turned entrepreneurs are growing what legions of fans consider the holy grail of fruitdom.
July 2003
Keywords
david karp,
fruit,
hawaii
recipes

Steamed Pork and Jicama Dumpings

Though these dumplings are traditionally cooked in stacked Asian bamboo or metal steamers, you can also use a pasta pot with a deep perforated colander-steamer insert.
June 2003
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