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Amy Albert

  • Article

    What to Pour on Thanksgiving

    The menu's variety can make wine choices tricky, but there are many delicious options

  • Article

    Beautiful to Look at, Exquisite to Eat

    As pastry chef of Kansas City’s celebrated American restaurant, Christopher Elbow had been experimenting with color, hand painting, and inventively flavored fillings for the restaurant’s chocolates. Soon, gourmet markets and…

  • Article

    Littleneck Clams Farmed by Hand

    Amy Albert visits the clam-farming operation of Patrick and Barbary Woodbury in Wellfleet, Massachusetts.

  • Article

    The Tastiest Fruit Dried in the Sun

    Amy Albert visits the Modesto, California, fruit farm of Victor and Angie Martino, and samples their delectable sun-dried fruit.

  • Article

    Induction: A New Way to Power Your Cooking

    An induction cooktop looks a lot like an electric smoothtop, yet it works quite differently.

  • Article

    Savory Salt from Harvested Lavender

    Amy Albert visits Eatwell Farm in California's Sacramento Valley, where Nigel Walker and Chris Paugh make a fragrant lavender salt that's a delicious cooking ingredient.

  • Article

    What Is an Infrared Broiler?

    Amy Albert demystefies the technology that powers an infrared broiler.

  • Article

    Wok Power

    认真stir-frying? Make your cooktop work better with a wok.

  • How-To

    From Farm to Table

    Amy Albert visits the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills, New York.

  • Article

    The Smoothtop Advantage

    Electric burners have come a long way since the slow-to-heat coils of the past, says Amy Alberand the newest smoothtop (also called glass- or ceramic-top) models have several advantages.

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