1940s Archive

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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Lower Burgundy

Notes on the rich aesthetic reward which awaits all inquiring students of architecture, wine and gastronomy in the shrine of the oyster’s best friend, Chablis.
May 1949
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Along the Boulevards

May 1949
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Spécialités de la Maison: May 1949

Featuring Robert's, Longchamps, and Chalet.
May 1949
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Food Flashes: May 1949

Rain or shine, spring's in the bones. Undeniable evidence at Ye Olde Herb Shoppe, 46 Dey Street, New York. Here are spring tonics for sale, the old-fashioned kinds made of bark, seed, and berry to turn into teas to quicken the blood....
May 1949
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The Elegant Lobster

April 1949
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Along the Boulevards

April 1949
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An Epicurean Tour of the French Provinces: Burgundy

A fruitful inquiry into the regional cookery of Burgundy, often overshadowed by its mighty wines.
April 1949
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Spécialités de la Maison: April 1949

Featuring the Brussels, Café Tokay, and the Rajah.
April 1949
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Food Flashes: April 1949

Bring on the ham, a ham super-elegant, pearly pink the meat, and richly perfect in the mouth, with the taste of the smoke in each juicy fiber.
April 1949
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An Alphabet for Gourmets, K-L

K is for kosher … and for a few reasons why the dietary laws have been called “one of the best economic regimes ever made public.”
April 1949

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