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Features

A Carnivore’s Cookout at Prather Ranch A chef’s dedication to unusual cuts combined with a ranch’s commitment to humanely raised meat add up to one unbelievably good fire-pit meal—from grilled marrow bones to “caveman” pork chops.
Chefs’ City Guides Ten F&W Best New Chefs give insider guides to their cities, from the best brunch spots to the top bars.
Chris Cosentino on 6 Unusual Cuts of Meat Chef Chris Cosentino’s nose-to-tail philosophy includes using these rarer cuts, available from specialty butchers.
Cleanfish’s Sustainably Farmed And Wild-Caught Fish The Bay Area company supports small, sustainable fisheries by selling their seafood to restaurants like the French Laundry and retailers like the San Francisco Fish Company.
Eco Checklist: 15 Easy Ways to Live Better From organic tequila to compostable plates, these eco-friendly discoveries are supersimple—and stylish—ways to “live green.”
Eco-Ocean Awards Will there be any fish in our future? As wild stocks become depleted and aquafarms reveal their limitations, our award winners are helping to make seafood sustainable.
Honey from A to Bee Bees continue to disappear from their hives, but those kept by artisanal producers are hanging on— and making fabulous honey. Here’s F&W’s guide to the best, plus eight delicious honey-centric recipes.
Local Flavors Extraordinary chefs from around the country share their most delicious recipes for August’s most prolific vegetables. Plus, a local resources guide.
Locavore Resources From Texas cheese to Minnesota wine, local-minded chefs around the country divulge 45 of their favorite regional finds.
Locavore Resources: Mid-Atlantic Locally minded chefs Andrea Reusing of Chapel Hill, North Carolina; and Brian McBride of Washington, DC, divulge their favorite regional food finds.
Locavore Resources: Midwest Locally minded chefs Brenda Langton of Minneapolis, Kansas City’s Jonathan Justus, and Cleveland’s Douglas Katz divulge their favorite regional food finds.
Locavore Resources: Northeast The locally mind chef Tony Maws of Craigie Street Bistrot in Cambridge, Mass., divulges his favorite regional food finds.
Locavore Resources: Southeast Locally minded chefs Christopher Hastings of Birmingham and Florida’s Allen Susser divulge their favorite regional food finds.
Locavore Resources: West Locally minded chefs Joseph Humphrey of Sausalito, California, and Gabriel Rucker of Portland, Oregon, divulge their favorite regional food finds.
Winemakers’ Amazing Lunch On The Italian Riviera Brian Larky, a maverick wine broker, invites his vintner clients for an afternoon sail off the Italian coast. If only all business meetings were like this.

Columns

Fast Great Chicken Recipes: Wings, Breasts, Drumsticks and Thighs
Last Bite Blackberries with Lemon Cream & Toasted Brioche
Tasting Room 7 Good Causes, 15 Top Wines
Tasting Room Green Wines
Test Kitchen Perfecting Fruit Desserts
Travel Best Small Eco-lodges
Travel Eco Travel: Luxurious Lodge in Panama
Travel Where to Go Next: Seattle
Wine Buying Guide: Five Naturally Good Wines
Wine Three Italian Party Wines
Wine Matters Is Eco-Wine Better?
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Bring Your Own Grocery Bags
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Buy a Smart Power Strip
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Buy the Purest Spirits
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Clean Up with Green Products
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Drink Water from a Reusable Bottle
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Fill Up Your Freezer
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Make Eco-Conscious Kitchen-Design Choices
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Opt for Compostable Plates
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Set a Stylish Green Table
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Stock a Green Fridge
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Take a Green Vacation
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Trust Your dishwasher
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Upcycle Your Stained Clothes
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Use Less Energy for Cooking
News & Notes Eco Checklist: Wash Clothes in Warm Water

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