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California vintners defy tradition to make lighter, more delicate pinot noirs.

Food historian John T. Edge debuts his new series, United Tastes, which will explore changing American cuisine. This week he writes about the fabled Chinese cashew chicken of Missouri.

Michelle Obama champions healthy eating.

Those steak frites just got a little cheaper: Europe lowers their dining out tax.

A writer searches New York for an old-fashioned Irish pub, which he says is a rare commodity even in Ireland these days.

The Temporary Vegetarian makes mushroom and daikon soup.

The Minimalist makes emerald-flecked mashed potatoes, with dandelion greens.

A review of chef Marco Pierre White's new NBC cooking reality show, The Chopping Block. Just how will he crush the souls of his contestants?

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