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To give you a snapshot of what we're about, this is the Internet version of our Contents page for the Fall 2007 edition. You can read it all in our print edition.

Extreme Ethnic: Worldly dining
Mojito's Black Angus fillet Mayan Cafe's Mayapan Chilaquile
Spirits: Sake
Humor: Did dinner just wink at me?
FEATURES

Extreme Ethnic: Worldly dining
The world shrinks, and our palates expand. Greg Gapsis and
Michael L. Jones profile ethnic eateries from off the beaten path.

Ethnic markets: Think globally, eat locally
To serve as your quick guide, we've put together a comprehensive
list of ethnic markets in the region.

COLUMNS

NEWS AND NOTES

COMINGS & GOINGS
The current quarter's report on restaurant openings, closings,
moves and other news on the local dining scene.

SIDE DISHES
Noteworthy restaurant and culinary happenings.

HUMOR

HUMOR: DID DINNER JUST WINK AT ME?
Jay Forman tells how he learned to get past caring that no two
foods ever touched on his plate.

TRAVEL

ROAD TRIP: NYC Pizza
In Chicago it's the hot dog. In Memphis, it's barbecue. Ron Johnson
takes us on a tour of the Big Apple's iconic dish.

LIQUIDS

CORK 101: The geographical dilemma
Although no formal rule of wine etiquette requires it, it's fun to
match favorite dishes with wine from the same country.

HIP HOPS: True ethnic beers
Roger A. Baylor recommends matching beer styles, not national
origin, for the best experience with ethnic fare.

SPIRITS: Sake
In the increasingly familiar realm of spirits, Japan's sake remains
relatively mysterious. Jerry Slater gives us a translation and guide.

TEA: Thinking outside the bag
Tea presentation has reached a new level with the introduction
of Chinese flowering teas. David Lange explains.

RECIPES

RESTAURANT FAVORITES: Mayanán Chilaquiles
Chef Bruce Ucán reinvents chilaquiles as an elegant
dish that retains the hearty comfort of the Mexican original.

TOP CHEF RECIPES: A rare breed of craftsman
Sullivan University Pastry Chef Armand Luescher boasts 60 years
of baking experience. He presents three seasonal goodies.

RESTAURANT GUIDE

DINING GUIDE
Our updated, comprehensive listing of over 900 area restaurants
complete with reviews.

MAPS
Find all of the restaurants in our Dining Guide on 16 area maps.
Click on the sample pages below for a closer look!

Dining Guide
Dining Reviews
Map Locator
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