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You're right...there should be an Oscar for Best Foreign Food Film. Though NYC already has a food film festival.

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Toss-up between cookies dough ice cream and Klondike bar. Still enjoy both, maybe once or twice a year.

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The bomboloni at A Voce are also incredible. It's stuffed w/ vanilla cream and used to come with apricot marmelade on the side, though now I think it's a chocolate sauce.

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Top Movies Starring Chinese Food

You're right...there should be an Oscar for Best Foreign Food Film. Though NYC already has a food film festival.

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Cook the Book: 'Baked, New Frontiers in Baking'

Toss-up between cookies dough ice cream and Klondike bar. Still enjoy both, maybe once or twice a year.

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A Guide to the Best Doughnuts in New York

The bomboloni at A Voce are also incredible. It's stuffed w/ vanilla cream and used to come with apricot marmelade on the side, though now I think it's a chocolate sauce.

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Turf War: Boston's Best Ice Cream

JP Licks is on par with Tosci's. And Boston is one of the few places I know of when, in the dead of winter with below freezing temps, people will still line up out the door for ice cream at popular spots.

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$3.59 Caviar at Ikea

I've tried the salmon caviar and it's actually really good for the price. The lingonberry jam is also another Ikea favorite.

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Photo of the Day: A Candy Salad

Is it just me or do the chocolate lettuce and cookies tomatoes look like Play-Doh?

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Appetite for China
Twitter: appetite4china
URL: http://appetiteforchina.com
Twitters about: Global Chinese food, travel

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A Guide to Soup Noodles in Manhattan's Chinatown

In Mandarin pinyin it's "mian", though it's pronounced more like "mien".

Bo-Ky and the Wong restaurants top my list of noodle shops. Great N.Y. Noodletown used to good, but didn't live up to the hype on my last few visits.

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Twitter: peekandeat
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Twitters about: NYC and international restaurants, random recipes, cooking adventures, nerdy or cool food news

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The Haute Kitchen
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Twitters about: family and budget-friendly food, wine, & recipes

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RawMazing
Twitter: Rawmazing
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Twitters about: the healthy, tasty world of raw food.Great recipes, pictures and lifestyle information

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Bouchon For 2 - Mel
Twitter: BouchonFor2
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Twitters about: Beloved Recipes, Delicious Photos, Culinary Misadventures around Vancouver.

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

"We soon noticed Gourmet would repeat recipes every few years! Oh, well!" Southern Living has been doing this for years ...

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

ruth reichl's IS THE REASON GOURMET FAILED! I HAVE DISLIKED THIS PHONY NO TALENT TWO FACED LYING B*TCH SINCE SHE WANTED TO DO AWAY WITH THE JAMES BEARD AWARDS AND ESTABLISH A GOURMET AWARD IN ITS PLACE..HAS NO RESPECT FOR GOURMETS AUTHOR AND CHEFS, THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE MAGAZINE TO EXIST AND MAKE MONEY...I CANCELED MY 20 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION YEARS AGO...IT ALREADY WAS STATING TO SUCK THEN!

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

This is what I read about the how they will continue to leverage the Gourmet brand:

In an e-mail obtained by Gawker, Conde Nast CEO Chuck Townsend said Gourmet will live on through television and books. "Gourmet magazine will cease monthly publication, but we will remain committed to the brand, retaining Gourmet's book publishing and television programming, and Gourmet recipes on Epicurious.com," he wrote. "We will concentrate our publishing activities in the epicurean category on Bon Appétit."

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Twitters about: Tapas in Sevilla and other parts of Spain, usually with photos attached.

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

i have such abiding admiration for ruth reichl's writing, but the magazine just hasn't been all that great since gail zweigenthal left. i mostly just read it now for the sterns, but even their column hasn't been as lovely since they split up. oh, well. there's still saveur, which i have come to prefer.

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

This is very cool—thanks for posting those pictures. I was surprised today by how visceral a sadness I felt learning that Gourmet is gone. For what it's worth (not much now, I guess, but still pretty entertaining) I found out recently that Earle MacAusland is my husband's great-uncle.

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

I canceled my subscription to _Gourmet_ several years ago when they were unable to send me magazines without the perfume ads that make me sick. Most other magazines (including many Conde Nast publications) can and do do this, but _Gourmet_ refused. Goodbye, _Gourmet_. And their advertising of a year's subscription for $12.00 and then tacking on an additional $3.00 for postage always made me see red. I am not at all sorry that they are going out of business. To my mind they earned it.

Harvey

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

I do think it's sad that Gourmet is folding, but I haven't enjoyed it much in recent years. Some articles have seemed almost agressively political, which is an odd thing for me to complain about, since I enjoy politics and generally agreed with the view presented in any case. I guess I just don't like mixing politics and cooking.

And in the past year or so it's been all pretty pictures and not many practical recipes. I do realize that travel and restaurant reviews have always been a major focus, but it's seemed so much less accessible than in the past. I still remember the first issue I ever bought. It was from sometime in 1978, and showed a beautiful tropical beach from the air with gorgeous turquoise water. That magazine I will miss--the one that introduced me to gourmet cooking.

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

That front cover takes me back to my days in England, and the singing of the Boar's Head Carol in the place of its composition.
...Caput apri defero, reddens laudes Domino...

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The First Issue of 'Gourmet' Magazine: The January 1941 'Holiday Issue'

On our first visit to my parents' after getting married, my wife and I were given boxes of Gourmet dating back to the beginning. We used to go through a few issues each at night to build up our supply of recipes. We soon noticed Gourmet would repeat recipes every few years! Oh, well!

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StellarEats
Twitter: christellar
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Twitters about: Food, eating food, cooking food, nutrition, food labelling, graphics, eco-sustainability, organics, animal-friendly formulas, whatever else I find interesting

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Eat Chicken!
Twitter: chickenftw
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Twitters about: All things Chicken! Need a chicken recipe or dinner idea? We've got you covered.

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Picky Cook
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URL: http://www.pickycook.com
Twitters about:recipes, food related articles, cooking/baking ideas

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The Good Mood Food Blog
Twitter: DonalSkehan
URL: The Good Mood Food Blog
Twitters about: Simple, healthy, homecooked recipes, packed with flavour and fun!

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Twitters about:
Food, food glorious food!
Tweet me and I tweet you back!!

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Website: http://appetiteforchina.com

Location: Beijing, China (formerly of NYC)

About: I'm a 20-something freelance food and travel writer from NYC. I'm currently located in China, but in my former life I was a writer, editor, and pastry cook in NYC.

Favorite foods: Xiaolongbao (soup dumplings), Parmigiano Reggiano, braised lamb, mapo doufu, Thai iced tea, tonkatsu ramen, crème brulee, fresh ripe mangoes

Last bite on earth: All of the above