Food and Travel

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  • Backpacking the meltdown: In bad taste?

    I inherited some money to travel but it doesn't feel right to wander when millions are losing their jobs.
  • It was a detonation wedding: Our friendship exploded

    The groom said my husband is dead to him. The bride refused my package.
  • I would like to take a vacation?

    If I take a vacation, where should I go? How does one take a vacation? What is a vacation?
  • Relax, it's just foie gras

    Animal activists have denounced the delicacy as torture. But as a new book explains, the truth is not as simple -- or as sensational -- as they'd like you to believe.
  • America's food banks need a bailout

    The struggle to feed America's nouveau needy.
  • Is a marriage license just a piece of paper?

    As a Universal Life Church minister, I could help my friend get a foreign work visa. Should I sign?
  • Finale wrap-up: "Top Chef"

    Cheftastrophe! The fifth season boils down to overcooked soufflés, under-salted fish and lots of big, salty tears.
  • Organic foodies love Obama again

    They didn't like Tom Vilsack for secretary of agriculture, but their joy at the No. 2 pick for USDA, Kathleen Merrigan, knows no bounds.
  • The cheese-and-pepperoni stimulus

    The pizza restaurant is the last bastion of American small business. Eat a slice today to jump-start our economy. It's your civic duty!
  • I Like to Watch

    Will Obama give America an extreme makeover? Will the Europeans rule "Top Chef"? Plus: Gordon Ramsay breaks the swearing sound barrier!
  • How to live what Michael Pollan preaches

    Mark Bittman's revolutionary "Food Matters" is both a cookbook and a manifesto that shows us how to eat better -- and save the planet.
  • My restaurant romance could get us both fired

    I secretly fell for a higher-up at work, and not even my best friend knows.
  • I Like to Watch

    When you can't eat another bite this holiday, tune in for the perky perfection of "Giada at Home," the leisure-class delights of "Barefoot Contessa," or the down-home grub of "Big Daddy's House."
  • Pie (in the name of love)

    It's time someone stood up for the ugly stepchild of desserts. It's time someone stood up for pie.
  • Michael Pollan reacts to Vilsack at Agriculture

    What America's top advocate for agricultural reform thinks about Obama's pick for Secretary of Agriculture.
  • I had a nomadic childhood; now I can't maintain ties

    I seem to have lost some part of myself and wish I could get it back.
  • Will Obama bring change to agriculture?

    A group of prominent foodies urge a badly needed shift in agricultural policy -- but they shouldn't hold their breath waiting.
  • Bargain gifts for the foodie

    Delicious stocking stuffers to stimulate the taste buds and liven up the kitchen.
  • Midrange gifts for the foodie

    Send your friends to culinary heaven with some artisanal cheese and avant-garde cookery.
  • Ask the pilot

    Leave the claw hammer at home, don't hog the overhead bins, keep cellphone chatter to a minimum and other tips to help smooth out your holiday travel experience.
  • Ask the pilot

    To President-elect Obama: From air traffic control to security, here are six things we should do to improve the state of our skies.
  • I'm a restless European -- should I come to America?

    I'm full of ideas, and my company headquarters is there.
  • Whatever happened to food versus fuel?

    Commodity grain prices are collapsing. Perhaps biofuels were not the primary villain in the global food crisis?
  • Should I break up with my best friend? We fight all the time

    I'm trying to be kind but she pushes the limits!
  • A foodie dream come true

    Do you like ethnic cuisine? A market research firm may have a job for you
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