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Cooking at Home: Comfort Classics

America’s Next Great Italian Restaurants and Their Simplest Recipes

Best Wines for Every Month of 2009 Lettie Teague has planned out a full year of wine in her 2009 Wine Diary (.pdf format). Below, we’ve excerpted her picks, along with recipes, features and many more bottles for each month.

Comfort Food: English Style British tastemakers are reclaiming their national traditions and drawing inspiration from all kinds of classics—from shepherd’s pie to wedgwood china to historic coaching inns.

Cooking at Home: $100 Dinner party for 10 People Gerald Hirigoyen, one of the world’s most remarkable chef-winemakers, hosts a terrific Basque dinner on a budget of only $10 per person—including wine.

Cooking at Home: Comfort Classics Turkey casseroles and root beer floats may seem like they belong in a time capsule from another era, but they’re actually a trend—again.

Cooking at Home: Easy, Exotic Recipes A packet of udon noodles is certainly cheaper than a flight to Tokyo, but it can also be transporting. Here, recipes for vicarious travel from star cookbook authors of ’09.

Editor’s Letter

Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s Easy Island Cooking Working on a rickety picnic table in a rustic open-air kitchen, star chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten creates a sensational New Year’s Day meal for his family and a few close friends to eat under the palms.

What to Cook Now: Trendsetting Ingredients Peri peri chicken, soy-sauce crystals, Dutch cheese and more.

What to Cook Now: Trendsetting Products Italian craft beer, healthy chips, old-school gins and more.

What to Cook Now: Trendsetting Recipes, Ingredients and Products

What’s New on Foodandwine.com New features and recipes only available at foodandwine.com.

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