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March Favorites
From fried Cuban sandwiches to simmered Korean tofu to lemony Provençal linguine, the recipes in this issue take their inspiration from all over the map. Here are our editors’ ten top picks.
Favorite Cookies: 1941-2008
Discover the best cookies from every year of Gourmet's history.
February Favorites
Our editors love these comforting dishes, which will surely make you forget about the bitter cold outdoors.
January Favorites
Our editors especially love these Italian classics and modern twists, which are sure to satisfy on cold winter nights.
From Gourmet's March Issue
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Ruth and food writer John "Doc" Willoughby discover the flavors and charms of Partaty, Brazil, on this week's GOURMET'S ADVENTURES WITH RUTH. Stand back as Ruth wields a machete to harvest hearts of palm, and raise a glass with Doc as he uncovers the tradition of cachaça.
Here's a recipe for fried collard greens they brought back.
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In this week's episode of GOURMET'S ADVENTURES WITH RUTH, join Ruth Reichl and Academy Award-nominated actress Lorraine Bracco as they head to Morocco. There, they learn from locals, who show them how to make the most of all the vibrant ingredients found at this cultural crossroads.
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Travel to Venice with Ruth Reichl and Dianne Wiest on episode 4 of GOURMET'S ADVENTURES WITH RUTH. There, they experience the city like locals with countess and cooking teacher Enrica Rocca.
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"Richard Bertinet showed us his revolutionary way of baking bread, and I'm never going to see flour the same way ever again." —Ruth Reichl
Watch public television this weekend for a new episode of GOURMET'S ADVENTURES WITH RUTH. This time, Ruth heads to Bath, England, the orderly city of Jane Austen novels. There, renow...ned teacher and baker Richard Bertinet introduces Ruth and Academy-Award winner and novice breadmaker Dianne Wiest to his uniquely beautiful bread-making process.
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Gourmet Try some of the recipes Ruth Reichl brought back from her adventure in Seattle with fish expert Jon Rowley and actor Tom Skerritt. She learned how to make simple dishes such as skillet mussels and white wine steamed clams as well as more involved ones—salmon chowder and grilled salmon with braised leeks and rhubarb glaze.
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“On the farm, there’s a kind of self-sufficiency, a way of looking at both the past and the future.” —Ruth Reichl
Watch a preview of the Blackberry Farm episode of GOURMET'S ADVENTURES WITH RUTH.
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Gourmet The new public television series, Gourmet's Adventures with Ruth, premieres this weekend in select cities. Check your local listings or visit gourmet.com to find out when it airs.
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Ruth came back with a suitcase of recipes and a new understanding of what it means to cook in another culture—and so will you.
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Killing Gourmet and keeping Bon Appétit may have made business sense for Condé Nast. But to the food elite, it felt like a gut punch.
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Gourmet, a major food magazine, is scheduled to close. Conde Nast also will close Cookie, Modern Bride, and Elegant Bride
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Conde Nast decides to shut down one of its premier food titles, Gourmet.
Gourmet What can French filmaking teach us about cooking? Chip Brantley, author of THE PERFECT FRUIT, explains.
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Chip Brantley, author of the book The Perfect Fruit: Good Breeding, Bad Seeds and the Hunt for the Elusive Pluot and co-founder of cookthink.com, explains what the difficult French filmmaker showed him about the art of cooking.
Gourmet And if you're looking for a fall drink to go with your dessert, why not a mulled cider with calvados?
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A drink made of apple juice and apple brandy and garnished with Granny Smith apple slices. If this doesn’t keep the doctor away....
Gourmet Plan your weekend around this perfect fall dessert—spiced applesauce cake with cinnamon cream cheese frosting.
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This is the cake you want on a cool autumn Sunday evening. Full of the flavors everyone craves—brown sugar, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves.
Gourmet It's the first day of October. And what does that mean? Pumpkins, of course. Check out these 12 delicious ways, beginning with Orange Pumpkin Rolls, to enjoy October's favorite gourd.
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This Halloween, forget the jack-o-lantern and turn your pumpkin into one of these comforting fall dishes, from rolls to rice pudding.
Gourmet Francis Lam longs for the comeback of the tableside flambé. Who's with him?
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Or, Fire is Totally So Hot: A lament for the lost art of the tableside flambé.
