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South American Journey: Part VII

Chile is a narrow strip of country, 2,600 miles long and about 250 miles across at its widest, between the lofty Andes and the blue, blue Pacific.
August 1956
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A Gastronomic Tour of Italy: Piedmont

The birthplace of bread sticks and Vermouth offers robust rewards to the inquiring epicure.
May 1956
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A Gastronomic Tour of Italy

January 1956
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A Gastronomic Tour of Italy: Emilia-Romagna

The lackluster Valley of the Po is crowned with pinnacles of architecture and seraphic cooking.
March 1955
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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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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Savoy

The Epicure of Savoy enjoys his sumptuous fare against the mightiest backdrop in Europe.
April 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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Vintage Tour—1949

To France, her great wines, her matchless food, her overwhelming hospitality!
February 1950
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Alsace

The most picturesque of the French provinces is a land of pastry and pâté de foie gras, storks, sausages, and “choucroute garnie.”
July 1949
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Lower Burgundy

Notes on the rich aesthetic reward which awaits all inquiring students of architecture, wine and gastronomy in the shrine of the oyster’s best friend, Chablis.
May 1949