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Jungle Fever

Deep in the heart of the Amazon, a visionary chef is mining the landscape for ingredients that most of us have never even seen.
November 2006
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Mutton, Honey

Even though Memphis, the Carolinas, Kansas City, and Texas get the barbecue accolades, western Kentucky is where pitmasters really kick butt.
November 2006
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Putting on the Dog

Frankfurters covered in chili go by a wide range of regional names. In Plattsburgh, NY, they’re called Michigans. Go figure.
October 2006
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Next Stop Lima

With Peruvians returning home after years of eating and cooking abroad, the country’s cuisine is more cosmopolitan than ever.
August 2006
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Monster Hash

From haystacks to hoppel poppel, a cross-country tour of America’s best fried potatoes.
July 2006
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A Greece Less Traveled

This Greece is a place of mountains and fir trees, where the food runs to meat-based stews and leek and celery pie.
June 2006
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Slicecapades

Connecticut has a storied pizza past, but while New Haven gets the attention, some of the best pies are found elsewhere.
June 2006
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Under the Volcano

When the islands you inhabit are pocked by steaming craters, it only makes sense to take advantage of all that heat
May 2006
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Gaucho Grill

Don’t think cowboy cooking sounds like a promising national cuisine? You haven’t tasted asado.
May 2006
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Oy! Canada

From pickles to gefilte fish, bagels to babka, Montreal is a paradise for lovers of Jewish food.
March 2006
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