1950s Archive

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Chablis Revisited

Chablis, famous the world over for its wine, is a rather cold and dreary little town in late April and early May.
October 1959
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Norwegian Journey

In Norway, the sea is everywhere.
June 1959
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From the Notebooks of Louis Diat: Shallots, Shad Roe, and Lamb

The flavor of shallots resembles that of the onion, but it is mellower and much more subtle.
May 1959
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Viennese Memoir: The Betrothal

April 1959
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Primer for Gourmets: First Lessons in Pudding Cookery

Long, long before my time, in the era of that great nineteenth-century master, Marie-Antoine Carême, desserts played a double role in classical French dinners.
March 1959
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Viennese Memoir: Easter Sunday

March 1959
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Viennese Memoir: Lenten Journey

February 1959
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Viennese Memoir: Carnival

January 1959
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Viennese Memoir: Ein Lunch Debout

About four hundred thirty-five years after the discovery of America, the Viennese began to accept the fact by allowing a few well-chosen Americanisms to slip into their language.

October 1958

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