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Our Cooling Relationship with the Frozen-Food Industry
How did major manufacturers decide it was a good idea to delegate responsibility for food-safety inspections to home cooks?
Laura Shapiro
06.11.09
Keywords
health + science
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industry
,
food safety
,
laura shapiro
food + cooking
Strange Foods in a Strange Land
My toddler comes to Europe. First snack: smoked eel.
Robert Pincus
06.10.09
Keywords
market
,
travel
,
germany
,
hamburg
,
robert pincus
food + cooking
The Gross-Food Movement
From burgers on doughnut buns to tacos wrapped in pizza
and
blueberry pancakes, over-the-top food combinations have colonized the Internet. Here, a closer look at this culinary subculture....
Robert Ashley
06.02.09
Keywords
culinary culture
,
pork
,
blogs
,
nutrition/diet
,
robert ashley
food + cooking
When in Rome, Eat Ugly Food
Sometimes vacations turn ugly. But starting your trip off with an ugly dinner isn’t always a bad thing.
Francis Lam
06.02.09
Keywords
rome
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travel
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italian
,
pasta
,
francis lam
chefs + restaurants
Heston Blumenthal’s Fast-Food Franchise
Britain’s most famous chef redesigns the menu at his country’s version of HoJo’s.
James Cameron
05.28.09
Keywords
heston blumenthal
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travel
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restaurants
,
britain
,
james cameron
food politics
Slideshow: Space Food Through the Years
From freeze-dried powders to freshly picked greens, dining in orbit has come a long way.
05.20.09
Keywords
farming
,
agriculture
,
health + science
,
christy harrison
chefs + restaurants
Eight Great Places for Authentic British Food in London
British food is the hot trend in London right now (see
Gourmet
, April 2009), but it’s not a sudden discovery.
James Cameron
04.14.09
Keywords
eight great
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london
,
british
,
james cameron
food + cooking
Wedding-Food Disasters
Finicky couples, missing cakes…chefs explain why catering a wedding is often more stressful than any job in a restaurant kitchen.
Gabriel Cohen
04.13.09
Keywords
culinary culture
,
chefs
,
new york
,
gabriel cohen
travel + culture
Food Doesn’t Travel
No matter how “authentic” the ingredients or the recipe, cuisine is inextricably tied to—and limited by—the place where it’s made.
Laura Shapiro
04.09.09
Keywords
culinary culture
,
restaurants
,
indian
,
travel
,
laura shapiro
food + cooking
The Kid’s Menu: Solid Foods, Fluid Rules
Introducing a baby to solids for the first time requires a whole new level of flexibility.
Lesley Porcelli
04.08.09
Keywords
the kid's menu
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nutrition/diet
,
culinary culture
,
kids
,
lesley porcelli
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