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Centuries of Character

Since it opened its doors in 1806, New Orleans's Old Absinthe Bar has been a New Orleans landmark; today, it's believed to be America's oldest bar. Despite Prohibition, Katrina, and the illegalization of the bar's titular drink, this former stomping ground of everyone from Andrew Jackson to Oscar Wilde is "still as crazy as ever."

Posted on July 24, 2006

Two for the Road

There's more to roadside eating than highway rest stops. Meet Jane and Michael Stern, a couple who've devoted their lives to helping travelers get the best meals on the road.

Posted on July 17, 2006

A Gastronomical Celebration

Spending an entire evening in the kitchen and meeting new people no longer have to be mutually exclusive activities. At Karen Lee's cooking parties in New York City, a penthouse kitchen becomes both a classroom and a social destination.

Posted on July 10, 2006

Eating Lobster Like a Local

The best dinner after a day by the water in Maine is, hands down, a juicy lobster. Each summer, wet-haired crustacean-lovers flock to get theirs at Chauncey Creek and other no-frills seaside shacks. These shacks have no beer, no wine, no pretense. Just the best lobster this side of, well, anywhere.

Posted on July 03, 2006

The Healthy Shopper

Need a road map to your local supermarket? You're not alone. In her new book What to Eat, expert Marion Nestle takes shoppers aisle by aisle, showing eaters how to differentiate between the good, the bad, and the chemically altered.

Posted on June 26, 2006

Cooking Up a Spanish Storm

Visiting Spain? Bring back something for everyone to enjoy: amazing recipes and the know-how to make them. Throughout the country, tourists are learning the ins and outs of Spanish cuisine.

Posted on June 19, 2006

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