Food

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Sip 'n' Swirl, Y'all

In the heart of the Lone Star state, wineries are giving Texans reason to toast

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Tea's Time

The ancient drink makes a comeback

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Passion Fruit

Edward Weston quested for the perfect pepper

Chef, restaurateur, and leader of the slow food movement, Alice Waters of Chez Panisse

Getting Kids to Eat Their Veggies

A Q&A with Alice Waters

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No Chive Left Behind

Not since the launch of Sputnik has U.S. education seemed so ripe for reform

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Haute Tomato

I can forgive the French for almost anything. Except dessert

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Sweet Taste of Spring

The season's first sap makes the finest maple syrup— but not without some backbreaking labors of love

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Recipes from Another Time

Savor the flavor of old St. Augustine and try a couple of these original recipes

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Meet Me at the Automat

Horn & Hardart gave big city Americans a taste of good fast food in its chrome-and-glass restaurants

A drive-in with an inflatable movie screen in Brussels, Belgium

Drive In, Conk Out

By Jimmy Kennedy River Run Cookbook: Southern Comfort from Vermont

Book Reviews: River Run Cookbook: Southern Comfort from Vermont

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Le Bocuse d'Or

When the American chef Tracy O'Grady showed up at the grand summit of haute cuisine this year, she had one thing on her mind: winning

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Shaker Recipes

A compendium of thoughts on the Shakers from some quotable notables

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Into the Heart of Chocolate

Christian Harlan Moen, an assistant editor at Smithsonian, humorously handles Last Page submissions and keeps writers honest with his fact-checking skills

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Please Eat the Art

Bananas, mushrooms, yams take on all sorts of delightful forms in the hands of food sculptor Saxton Freymann

Mustard

For the Love of Mustard

Across the continents, the market for this crowd-pleasing condiment is booming

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Two for Tea

America's only commercial tea crop is grown on an island with plants more than a century old

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The "Coo-kee" Is Made With Chocolate Chips

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True Grits

Grits are getting dressed up and going to upscale restaurants, but those who love 'em most still like 'em best at home

A farmers' market in Lansing, Michigan

Farmers' Markets

Americans love them, and that means big business for small farmers—and a mouth-watering harvest for customers

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