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Tuscan kale is one of them. For the others, see the video.

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Need a few more reasons to visit America's Foodiest Town 2009?

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Join Slow Food USA this Labor day for community pot-lucks around the country supporting a congressional overhaul of the school lunch program.

Victoria von Biel

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Ann Arbor, Michigan, Asheville, North Carolina, and three other food-savvy cities who were in the running for this year's Foodiest Small Town in America.

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Portland's vibrant local beer scene is one of the country's best.

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Great bakery towns: Paris, obviously; San Francisco, too; and, of course, New York. But Portland, Maine? You bet.

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Lobster, oysters, mussels, and so much more.

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Portland, Maine's best spots for oysters, Sicilian-style pizza, whoopie pies, and other top eats.

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Yes there's lobster. But there's also artisanal bread, handcrafted beer, amazing shellfish, and a ridiculous number of excellent restaurants. Here's why we love Portland, Maine.

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Le Fooding d'Amour Paris-New York, the two-day food festival featuring twelve of the world's top chefs, comes to the Big Apple.

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Citrus, grapes, and, yes, even cheese and root vegetables are all friends of the flame.

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Cones are out. Cookies are in. This summer's ice cream sandwich trend cannot go unnoticed, and we've scoured the nation for the tastiest ones. Some you can order online and some are worth the road trip.

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If you see a celebrity cooking in his or her restaurant, politely excuse yourself and go elsewhere. Here's why.

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The early word on star chef Andrew Weissman's newest restaurant.

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What fuels your fire?

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Two BBQ experts make their case.

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When a restaurant's reservationist says, "Sorry, we only have tables available at 5:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.," am I being told the truth? Or, as I suspect, are they playing hard to get?

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If there's one thing worth celebrating, it's tomato season. Try one of these 5 unusual recipes to make the most of this year's crop.

Victoria von Biel

Linguine Voungale? Chicken Piard? Spaghetti Bologrease? Seriously?

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