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| Fried chicken. Photo: thebittenword.com, Flickr |
- Fried chicken goes international, from Creole to Korean kitchens.
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- A look at "Top Chef" hostess Padma Lakshmi's Sunday routine.
- Jewish delis are suffering from waning popularity, and those that are left struggle to keep the meaty magic alive.
- The end of Gourmet magazine after almost 70 years, and those mourning its demise.
- The dangers of E. Coli and pre-ground beef, and the story of Stephanie Smith.
- When cooking becomes boring, A Good Appetite suggests playing "cupboard roulette."
- The Minimalist makes a crustless, Pan-Baked Lemon-Almond Tart.
- Joining old Italian pros as they chop, stew and jar plum tomatoes in prime autumn tradition.
- Cooking with Dexter finally learns the artificial flavor of the fast food beneath the golden arches.
- Rogacki is "a temple devoted" to Berlin deli fare, in West Berlin, Germany.
- Restaurant: After 10 years, Brooklyn's Saul has only gotten better, Queens' Engeline is a rare slice of Filipino fare and the Lower East Side's Ten Bells mixes wine and charcuterie.
- Food Stuff finds R.W. Apple Jr.'s new book, SoHo crepes and Saratoga chips.
- New York's openings and closings and food calendar.
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