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The Provocative Apricot

Temptation for most people is symbolized by the apple and the serpent, but for a wide-eyed six-year-old boy living in central France six decades ago, temptation was the apricot.
June 1951
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Tricks of My Trade: May 1951

During the short time that truffles, and others of the same sort, are in season, they are regarded with an appreciation that approaches reverence.
May 1951
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Dauphiny

The gastronomic peaks of this mountainous province are found, oddly enough, along the flat Valley of the Rhône.
May 1951
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Quahaugs and Uncle Quentin

I can never think of one but I think of the other. As sure as my Uncle Quentin conies into my mind, quahaugs come, too.
April 1951
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Tricks of My Trade: March 1951

An old French Proverb has it: “C'est la Sauce qui fait le poisson,” testifying to the importance of sauce.
March 1951
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Food Flashes: March 1951

A de luxe variation for the Lenten menu is frogs' legs from the frogland of America; these shipped by express the day after the night they are caught. The frogs are packed in kegs, the minimum order five pounds.
March 1951
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Food Flashes: February 1951

Is there any better dessert after a dinner than a red-meated grapefruit broiled with sweet sherry? Or dress the halves with a cherry or a dot of cranberry, or drizzle on honey.
February 1951
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Roaming Round the Equator

The Hawaiian archipelago is a string of wonderful pearls. The best of all is the island of Oahu, where sits the city of Honolulu above the Kaiwi Channel.
January 1951
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Franche-Comté

Notes on the gustatory riches of a verdant province, from the unctuous fondue to that divine topaz nectar, Château-Châlon.
January 1951
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Halibut Heaven

The neck of the bird is the best part of him. The nearer the bone, the nearer the extremities, the sweeter the meat.
January 1951
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