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How to Roast a Chicken and Rave
Take chicken, beef, pork, or lamb. Season it, put it in the oven, and go for a walk.
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Pecan-A-Rama
From the heart of Texas to the orchards of Georgia, pecans are falling from the trees faster than you can eat them. Let's catch up.
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A Southwestern Thanksgiving
Robust, earthy flavors inspired by pueblos and piñon, sagebrush and saguaro.
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The
Essence of India
At the heart of the latest American passion for Indian
cooking lies a very simple secret: spice.
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A New
Take On Coffee Cake
A
wonderful low-fat coffee cake recipe? Not gummy, tough
or flavorless? Yes, Virginia, it does exist.
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Microwave
Virtues
Sure, it's great for reheating leftovers. But your
microwave can cook great food the first time around, too.
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No-Miss
Miso
This soybean paste is a classic ingredient in Japanese
cooking that couples well with American ingenuity.
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Salt
Uncensored
By land or by sea, shaken or stirred, crystals or grains,
salt is indispensable to life - and to good cooking. It
possesses a singular ability to help almost anything taste
more like itself. And it's no stranger to healthy living.
So if you've been missing out on the powerful culinary
punch of this humblest of ingredients, shake free and celebrate
with us.
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The
Power of Positive Eating
Just say "yes" to healthy foods - and "yum" to lifelong
pleasures.
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The
Great American Cake
It's been our national passion for more than 200 years.
Here are seven classics worth reviving.
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How to Cook Eggs-Tatically
Do you really know how indispensable eggs are to cooking?
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All I Want for Christmas
Holiday dreams come true: sweets you thought you'd never
eat again, made healthier.
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What's in a Name?
Any way you define it, gingerbread has been pleasing palates
throughout the ages.
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Going Cold Turkey
For one novelist, Thanksgiving leftovers offer all the
joy of the holiday - and none of the angst.
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Toward a Tastier Tradition
Americans' changing life styles are pushing our traditional
Thanksgiving turkey into bold new realms of streamlined
looks and full-seasoned flavors.
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Thanksgiving in the City
An elegant take on tradition, away from the madding crowd.
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A
Napa Valley Thanksgiving
All the feast favorites, made with California style.
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Vegetarian Feast
A
meatless Thanksgiving with Anna Thomas.
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A
Pumpkin in Your Pantry
Cooking
with fresh pumpkin is easy. And as for taste, freshness
adds a whole new depth of flavor.
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A
Roundup of Thanksgiving Pies
Old-fashioned
goodness in new-fashioned recipes.
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Sweet Remembrances
Two
Jewish grandmothers are the inspiration for these lightened
holiday desserts that you can enjoy all year long.
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The Squash With the Funny Name
Spaghetti
squash is a little of each of its names, and it's as fun
to cook as it is delicious to eat.
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Apples & Oats
Sweet
recipes to warm the spirit.
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Autumn Alchemy
Cooking
with cider adds a magic to your kitchen that's as
old as America and as friendly as a fall afternoon.
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History in the Baking
America can trace
its love affair with apple crisp back to colonial days
- but this old favorite continues to change with the times.
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Count Your Chickens
The oven's on anyway
- why roast just one?
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Pride of Pie
Four fabulous fruit
desserts with one great low-fat crust.
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Breakfast Unscrambled
Whether
you're running out the door or relaxing at home, here
are two easy strategies for the first meal of the day.
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How to Cook Italian
Fresh
ingredients and simple techniques are key to one of the
world's most loved cuisines.
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The Asian Pantry
Mystified
by lemongrass? Confounded by kaffir lime leaves? Our new
contributing editor shows how to use them in his simple,
spectacular dishes.
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Sweet Dreams
Once
upon a time, a stock of cookbooks and a world of Saturday
afternoons allowed Nicole Plue to find her place in the
family as a young baker.
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Wild About Mushrooms
The
many varieties of cultivated mushrooms now available fresh
in supermarkets and specialty stores can enliven almost
all your favorite dishes.
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The Skinny on Snacking
Snacking
can be a dietary disadvantage - or a nutritional edge.
Here's how to make it work in your favor.
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Pocketful of Dough
You
want to go to the hottest restaurant in town. You have
no reservation. Bruce Feiler has a plan for you.
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Coffee Talk
You
hear a lot of bad things about coffee, but are they really
true?
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A Cut Above
The
only three knives you need to handle most of your cooking
chores.
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Netting a Table
A
traveler's guide to the best restaurant advice on the
web.
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Learning to Sauté
It's
classic but easy - and a good way to develop your cooking
skills.
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Stand by Your Bran
Despite
studies that may have you reconsidering your relationship
with fiber, experts say fidelity pays.
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Cheers!
Whether
it's champagne or sparkling wine, nothing is more celebratory
than a glass of lovely bubbly, especially when it's time
to toast a very special season.
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Honest Indulgence
Don't
worry about extra holiday pounds. There's good reason
to love some of the best - and most nutritious - foods
of the year.
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Oh My Darlin'
Clementines
come mostly from the place where the rain falls mainly
on the plain, but they've found a happy home in America.
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Cranberry Creations
Charming
cranberry designs bring a festive note to holiday table
settings, packages and decorations.
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Good Books for Small Cooks
These
kid-friendly cookbooks are whimsical, colorful and (discreetly)
educational.
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A
Pound of Prevention
Middle-age
spread is alive and well, and actually not all that bad
for your health - if you keep a handle on it.
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Take Back the Freezer
Grocery
stores don't have a monopoly on frozen dinners. Here's
how to make your own.
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Mother's Milk - and Father's Too
Feast on these new reasons to get your fill of gender-friendly
calcium.
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Serenity Now!
Meditation
might help you find refuge in the most unexpected places
- in the frenzy of everyday life.
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