2000s Archive

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A Dude By Any Other Name

Back at the ranch you’ll find whatever you’re searching for—open spaces, riding, hiking, and, of course, great food.
February 2000
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Have You Seen the Sandwich Man?

He’s working the bread-and-brie line for $6.25 an hour.
February 2000
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Spun Heaven

From the big top to high society, cotton candy is the stuff of dreams.
February 2000
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The Great American Cake

It’s been our national passion for more than 200 years. Here are seven classics worth reviving.
February 2000
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Venice in Winter

After the crowds have gone, Venetians retake their city…and their food.
January 2000
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Women Who Wandered

What drove Victorian ladies to leave the comforts of home for the dangers of the wilderness?
January 2000
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Living Kitchens, Part 1

The promise of dinner.
January 2000
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The God of Small Feasts

In this Indian family, destiny begins in the kitchen.
January 2000

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