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The Best Products for Channeling Your Inner Martha

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My own parasocial relationship with Stewart began in October of 2005, in the pages of a particularly memorable, dry ice-filled Martha Stewart Living Halloween issue. Stewart didn’t just set tables, she dressed them; she didn’t just buy seasonal wreaths, but bent the branches herself.

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A Pitch-Perfect Peaches and Cream Semifreddo Recipe From ‘Dolci!’

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Miyazaki/Knopf Just in time for peach season, it’s a beautiful meeting of Italian and American cooking Back in 2017, Renato Poliafito had just left Baked, the beloved Brooklyn bakery he co-founded in 2005. A lot of its menu is influenced by Italy; “I thought, maybe one day the cafe will beget a cookbook,” Poliafito recalls.

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The Kikkoman Soy Sauce Bottle Is Priceless

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The Kikkoman dispenser is undeniably a global art object: It earned a spot at The Museum of Modern Art for its iconic design in 2005. “If it is rare and an eyepopper, it is on everyone’s radar,” says Steve Ketcham, former president of the Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors. Collectors also seek out beauty,” Ketcham continues.

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The Great Birria Boom

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How two Mexican-American birrieros made the beloved dish a sensation in America In 2005, two Mexican-American teenagers from LA met at the fair in Coatzingo, Puebla, during Semana Santa, or Holy Week, a time when countless Mexican-American families head back to their family’s hometowns all over Mexico to visit relatives.

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Deck the Rice with Coca-Cola

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With each splash of Coke into the pot, Colombian cooks are repurposing and redefining the cola and its influence. And according to Ruiz and her friends, cooks in Colombian coastal towns often add the beverage to their coconut rice.

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Who Does Pasta Belong To?

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I am in the town of Belén in the northwest Argentinian province of Catamarca, which is marked by the influence of pre-Hispanic Indigenous cultures. But many conflate those lasting culinary influences to argue that Argentina’s cuisine never grew into its own, or that it shouldn’t.

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Eater’s Guide to the Canadian Rockies

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And most recently a locavore, mountain-to-table food movement has built on these overlapping historical influences and endemic Rocky Mountain ingredients to create bold meals fit for the breathtaking setting. Jasper: At Jasper Brewing Co , opened in 2005, you’ll get to drink a microbrew at the first brewery in a Canadian national park.

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