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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. From Dolci!

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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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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. Across the country, old-school, white-tablecloth bodegones serve a mixture of dishes with European origins plated like a page ripped out of a 1970s Cordon Bleu magazine.

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How Restaurant Dessert Menus Shaped Our Sweet Tooth

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Since Eater was founded in 2005, the world of restaurant desserts has changed dramatically, turning into a venue for wild experimentation. Dessert is no exception, with Noma serving things like caramels resembling sandy starfish , toffee made to look like duck feet, a flower pot that is actually cake.

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Deck the Rice with Coca-Cola

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It is served in Colombia, especially around the holidays and on Nochebuena.” With each splash of Coke into the pot, Colombian cooks are repurposing and redefining the cola and its influence. Flor Ruiz, a teacher from Colombia, added excitedly, “Yo voy a hacer arroz con Coca-Cola.” Emily stopped writing and looked up. “It

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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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A Fool’s Choice

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In this excerpt, Donovan recounts the career influence of another woman: Nashville chef and restaurant owner Margot McCormack. All the while, on the east side of town, there was a restaurant serving classic French food, simple and fresh and perfectly executed. And she behaved like it. It was f **g terrifying. And thrilling.

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