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    Chef's comings and goings

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    Seems that everyone with a few tap lines and a burger wants to call their place a gastropub. Not so fast, mate. Andy Lynes traces the shifting defi...

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    Parisians are embracing la cuisine chinoise, from ancient artifacts to contemporary Cantonese.

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    With his heritage Hungarian food as the base riff and an off-the-charts DIY larder as the scales, Nicolaus Balla takes flights of flavor improvisat...

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    Even as they fracture decorative norms and stretch decorum guidelines beyond recognition, young chefs still pursue the holy grail of the fine dinin...

  • How Local Can You Go? Part Two

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    Food Arts brings you the second of a two-part series on some of America’s distinctive indigenous foods that clearly establish a sense of place an...

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    First as a mentor, then as an equal, and lastly—and mostly—as a best friend, Norman Van Aken has known Charlie Trotter as few others have. Here...

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