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Chicken rice, the world's most complex simple food

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What 5 hours, 26 courses, and $902.47 worth of food and booze looks like

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Around the island in 41 dishes

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For Nathan Thornburgh, there's only one antidote to LA's smog, traffic and strip-mall disappointments: a technicolor taco from a Southern California institution

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In a city of rules and strictures, an unexpected trend has taken flight: unlicensed private kitchens. Our correspondent visits one of the best.

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Loud, complex and big enough to feed a village, the Mission burrito is American to its core

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It’s a pizza with an Italian body and an American soul—and a taste that will haunt you for weeks

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Denmark's open-face sandwich is an evolutionary key, something between entrée and sandwich, a fish that walks on flippers

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The tortilla has no better friend than the spit-carved, chile-rubbed pork of the al pastor taco, perhaps Mexico’s most heroic hand-held food. We offer an ode, plus a recipe, for your next Mexican feast.

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In the wake of last night's Best Restaurants in the World announcement, we offer a taste from the "second best restaurant in the world"

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Uncovering the secret sauce at Le Relais de Venise, a Parisian Steak Frites powerhouse

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We are all People of the Book. We eat chicken liver.

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All birds are not created equal, a lesson best learned from the rotisserie masters of Peru

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The king of Peruvian street food has made its way indoors

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A plate of the world's best vodka chaser, from Salekhard on the Arctic Circle

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Soak up the heart-stopping details behind Peru's most indecent dish.

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Matt heads to the high Andes bread capital, but gets swept up in a mind-bending troutfest

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Peru's national cocktail is a strong candidate for world's finest alcoholic beverage.

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Don't ask for BBQ sauce at Smitty's or for a fork: anything that would stand in the way of the intimacy between mouth, fingers, and beef is, as my people used to say, verboten

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Vietnam runs on ca phe sua da, rocket fuel for the body and soul.

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Roads & Kingdoms full site is launched, with a side of duck sausage Bánh Mì. Today's foodporn.

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Chef Paul Hargrove. Remember that name: the man is handsome, genial and ridiculously fluent with food.

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Most men think they were born to grill, but Victor Arguinonziz has smoke and fire in his DNA.

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If you were reared on Double-Doubles, every other burger is fighting for second place.

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These potatoes barely register on the Scoville scale, but damn are they delicious.

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Pork, lemongrass, chilies, cilantro: What more could you want?

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These beauties come from one of the main thoroughfares in Bruges, where tourists make easy prey for any Belgian with a waffle iron.

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Dripping with ocean water, gilded with garlic and ginger, these crustaceans make the famous chili crabs of Singapore seem clumsy by comparison.

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The concentrated broth is good enough to flood your dome with a rush of umami-triggered endorphins.

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Hangovers tremble in fear at the sight of breakfast udon.

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The French have their fingerprints all over many of Vietnam’s greatest culinary contributions, including this bowl.

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What started out as a lifeline has turned into a routine: squid, eggs, bread, cava.

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When an Italian pizza master told me Japan is making the best pies in the world, I had no choice but to investigate.

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Kaiseki cuisine at its finest, elegant and sophisticated enough to eat in a kimono on a tatami mat, but just willd enough to leave your head spinning.

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The dumplings were part of the second-best meal I had in Nanjing (the first was a banquet hosted by local military commanders, who are as delightfully spendy when it comes to public money as the…

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Imeretians form it in a circle, Ossetians add potatoes, the Svaneti add greens. But Adjarian Khachapuri is as it should be: a song of salt, of milk, of yeast, of yolk.

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I died as a mineral and became a plant / I died as plant and rose to animal / I died as animal and I was Man / Why should I fear? When was I…

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This isn't just America's most decadent piece of poultry, it's also a glimpse into the future of the South.

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Ivan Shishkin—journalist, photographer, chef and raconteur—managed to make delicious a multiple course feast featuring dishes that were all or mostly fat. And here at the end, was this lean and lithe river creature, like a…

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The day I ordered these chilaquiles was my second in Juarez. The day before, by some inexplicable astrology, there had not been a single murder in the murder capital of the Americas. The papers immediately…

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There will be plenty of time to say the many things I want to say to…

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I felt like the old tribes had left the photographer and I these gifts. Ground beef and lamb, wrapped softly in dough, paired with a half-dozen beers to help us all to eat, smoke, drink…

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In the forest of herbs there’s a glade, a salted pond, and the duck swims contentedly in it, inside out.

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