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After Hours: Sundays at Seven A Manhattan loft with skyscraper views and salvaged restaurant equipment is the unlikely setting for an old-fashioned family supper.

Burgers A fat, juicy burger is one of grilling's highest achievements. The recipes here are eight standouts.

Dinner and a Movie The characters in Diane Johnson's "Le Divorce" play out relationships in dining rooms where even the choice of cheese has meaning. As the novelist awaits the release of "Le Divorce" as a film starring Kate Hudson, she explains why.

Family: Manning the Stove He could toast a pop-tart—that's it. And yet, to his astonishment and eventual delight, this father-to-be became the family cook.

Spirits: Tequila's Shot Tequila just might be Mexico's most infamous export. But thanks to devoted producers and restaurateurs, it is now becoming as much a connoisseur's drink as single-malt scotch and small-batch bourbon.

Taste of Texas She was a chef-turned-food-writer; he baked world-famous breads. Then this New York City couple moved to a Texas fitness ranch and learned the joy of collaboration and the fun of cooking in cowboy boots.

Wine Country Cookout Lots of people have a grill in the backyard; this lucky California couple has a state-of-the-art outdoor kitchen designed by one of America's finest chefs. They show it off at an elegant spring lunch for some Napa winemaker friends.

Entertaining Party Tech
Fast Quick Flavor Fixes
Kitchens Top 10 New Tools
Last Bite Strawberry Shortcake
Pairing of the Month Spicy Chicken & Cabernet
Recipe Rescue Blender 911
Restaurants Where to Go Next in The Berkshires, Martha's Vineyard, Napa & Sonoma
Travel Wild About Costa Rica
Well-Being Hobo Packs
Tasting Notes Fact Sheet: Greece
Wine Matters The Harvard of Wine

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News & Notes Spirits | Sipping Rum
News & Notes Style: Dream Weaver| Reine de Saba textiles
News & Notes Taste Test | Bottled Barbecue Sauce
News & Notes Travel: Italian Renaissance | Guido da Costigliole restaurant, Piedmont
News & Notes Travel: San Francisco Star | Ferry Building
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