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Hat’s Off to the Finger Lakes
A new book leads us down grape-strewn paths. more
Dinner at the Kennedy White House
...and books for friends who cook. more
Singing at the Range
If music soothes the savage beast, think what it can do for the harried chef. more
Good for What Ales You
Cooperstown brew turns a Belgian classic into a taste of the region. more
Lamb on the Menu? It's Rare
Or so says our writer, who can never get enough. more
The Hunger Games
Eat up—if you can get through the #%!%@ packaging. more
Nature's Palette
By Bernadette Chiaramonte
When April winds arrive, and the soft rains patter onto the awaiting Earth, small white heads of bloodroot, nestled among the dried leaves, stand at attention among the ragged, wooded roadsides. I am as fascinated by the green capes that wrap them so gracefully as I am by the blossoms themselves.