Food & Dining
You too can adopt thehealthiest habits of the longest-lived people on the planet. Here's how.
- Mar 8
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack explains why our schools are on the front line of efforts to improve childhood nutrition, our collective health, and the future of the nation.
- Mar 9
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Indulging in street food can be a highlight of your travel experience. From banh mi in Vietnam to frites in Belgium, don't be afraid to try it all!
- Mar 9
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James Molesworth is visiting top domaines to try the young reds and whites from two very different vintages
- Mar 8
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PaQuí, which means “to be happy” in the native Aztec language, is a new tequila handcrafted in small batches in the town of Tequila, Mexico, where its master distiller uses an elaborate process called selective distillation to create its distinctive
- Mar 8
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The best of the booming sandwich category.
- Mar 8
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Try this wonderful corn pancake recipe with flavorful Floriani Red Flint heirloom grain corn.
- Mar 11
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The latest releases offer more of the same: Great value, with plenty of question marks--but all worth trying.
- Mar 11
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Are you a sugar addict? If the answer is yes, you are not alone! Food processors add over 140 pounds of sugar to our diet each year, and another 18% of our calories come from white flour (which is a lot like sugar in our body). With people basically eati
- Mar 9
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Best of New York 2010: We pick Marea for Best Tasting Menu.
- Mar 8
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Rosemary-Orange Pot Roast Not quite your mother’s pot roast... This version has the tender meat and robust gravy of childhood memories, but it is distinguished by a subtle accent of rosemary and orange zest and a creamy sauce made with whole-grain musta
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Hearty, golden-brown bread made with toasted coconut is a long-time Lambertville Station specialty. Enjoy this sweet treat next time you crave distinctive bakery. —Lambertville Station, Lambertville, New Jersey
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Cut the dough into wedges with a dough scraper or knife. It may be helpful to flour the utensil's edge between cuts to prevent the dough from sticking to it.
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“I gathered bits and pieces of things I like about Southwest cooking to come up with this economical recipe. Serve with a green salad and vinaigrette dressing for a refreshing meal.” Kendra Katt - Albuquerque, New Mexico
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