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Staying Somewhere More Serene
Options abound of luxury and relaxation in St. Tropez By Jenny Adams Maybe it’s your first time in St. Tropez. Maybe it’s your 50th. If you’re headed to the most...
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The Magazine
Tarte Tropézienne
You can make this St. Tropez Classic, in your own kitchen. By Jenny Adams “I was about 4 or 5 years old, the first time I had it,” says French-born chef, Nico...
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Spiceology Nutmeg
The classic holiday-time seasoning is a great year-round addition to espresso martinis. The mere mention of the word “nutmeg” evokes memories of sweater weather and the holiday season, as well...
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NY Slice Outside of NY
A Guide to New York Pizza ... Outside New York By Jenny Adams The best things in life are simple. In New York terms, that’s symbolized by the city’s most...
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Alternative Pizza Sauce Recipes
Three Sauce Alternatives to Tomatoes By Jenny Adams Listen, we love tomatoes. There’s no more versatile vegetable. Sorry, yes, it’s a fruit (but is it really?) That iconic red sauce...
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Khachapuri
The national pizza of Georgia is simple, and delightful, to make at home. By Jenny Adams Pizza is beloved around the world. It’s a dish deeply iconic to many places far beyond...
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Firelli Italian Hot Sauce
The secret ingredient? Smoky, spicy Calabrian chilis. If you want a pizza with a spicy kick, it makes sense to use a hot sauce from Italy. And for this Pizza...
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Nicholas Vahé Olive Oil with Garlic
Add a blast of flavor to your olive oil — and your pizza. Olive oil is added to pizza crust for a practical reason — namely, that the oil makes...
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Farm Steady Mozzarella Cheese Kit
If you never thought you could make your own cheese, think again! Some folks think “making your own pizza” means buying pre-made crust, sauce out of a jar, and shredded...
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Spiceology Pizza Pie Seasoning
Just a sprinkle will take your pizza to the next level of deliciousness. It’s pretty difficult to make a lousy pizza — and with this box, the chances of that...
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Potting Shed Garden-in-a-Bag Basil Plant
There are few aromas as delightful as that of fresh basil, straight from the garden. Adding fresh basil to a pizza sends an already-delicious dish into the stratosphere of culinary...
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Hayden Flour Mills Pizza Flour
For Amber Waves Of Grain Make The Most Exquisite Flour. Pizza is, of course, an Italian creation. But if you’re looking for the best flour with which to make a...
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Vices Collection Pizza Stone & Slicing Wheel
There’s no better way to make the best tasting pizza. There are, technically speaking, plenty of ways to cook a pizza, whether it’s on a grill or in a microwave....
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Sophisticated Wine Gummies
When you can’t have a glass, have a gummy. A spritz you can keep in your pocket and enjoy while driving? Let us explain. “Gummies” and “sophisticated” aren’t two words...
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What Are Super Greens?
Not a fad, but functional science ... this is the best drink money can buy. By Jenny Adams This issue of Vices was devoted to Balance. To indulging in little luxuries,...
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Dardimans Watermelon Crisps
The masters of dried fruit crisps take on the ultimate challenge — and triumph deliciously. How do you create a dried fruit crisp out of a fruit whose primary ingredient...
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Three Italian Pantry Recipes
No-Fuss Italian Feast. An appetizer, a salad and a main course from things you likely already have at home. Yes, a perfect Bolognese from scratch takes hours. Yes, making fresh pasta...
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Super-Simple Vodka Sauce
Perfection on pasta, but also stellar when puddled beneath meatballs, poured over grilled pork or served with roasted vegetables, a great vodka sauce gives depth and height to a weeknight...
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Pastificio Di Martino X Dolce & Gabbana Spaghetti Lunghi
More than a century of expertise in every bite. Say “Italian food” and the first dish that will pop into most heads is spaghetti. Whether or not it’s the quintessential...
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Bianco DiNapoli Whole Peeled Tomatoes & Tomato Paste
The flavor of an Italian garden — in a can from California! Today, the tomato is inextricably linked to Italian cuisine. From spaghetti al pomodoro to pizza margherita to pollo all...
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Giuliano Tartufi Truffle Powder
An innovative and easy way to upscale every meal. Truffles symbolize elegance and luxury. Their savory, umami flavor adds depth and complexity to any dish they touch. Zia Pia, an...
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Chiostro Di Saronno Amaretti Cookies
From a Franciscan Cloister comes heavenly cookies. Chiostro di Saronno translates to “Cloister of Saronno.” It’s an ancient Franciscan cloister located in the center of the town of Saronno, in...
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Vosges Haut-Chocolat
Chinese 5-Spice Chocolate Bar. It’s rare to find any food that simultaneously ticks all five flavor boxes — sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami (savory). It’s rarer still to find that...
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J.Q. Dickinson Bloody Mary Salt
Make Your Bloody Mary Look & Taste Professionally Made. It’s no secret that a glass rimmed with seasoned salt makes a cocktail look great. But how does it affect the...
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McClures's Spicy Pickle Potato Chips
The Flavor Of A Bloody Mary, The Crunch Of A Chip. As awful as it is to consider, there are times when drinking a Bloody Mary simply isn’t an option....
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Doux South Drunken Tomatoes
The Bloody Mary Garnish That's Too Good Not To Eat! When it comes to Bloody Mary garnishes, the undisputed classic is the pickled tomato. And when it comes to pickled...
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Heartbeat Hot Sauce
This Pickle-Based Hot Sauce Is A Big Dill! There are too many hot sauces out there that bring the heat, but little else. And a great Bloody Mary deserves something...
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Dardimans
Bloody Mary Lollipop & Cocktail Stirrer The Bloody Mary is a cocktail to play around with, whether you’re making it nose-runningly spicy or adorning it with over-the-top garnishes. Well, here’s...
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Matiz España: From Culinary Collective
When Culinary Collective was formed in 1998 in Seattle, it was by two people passionate about travel, about gourmet international food staples and about bringing the joys of both to...
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Simón Coll Xocolaters: From Culinary Collective
The Culinary Collective also imports products by a brand called Simón Coll, a famous chocolatier, founded in 1840 in Catalonia. Spanish ‘drinking chocolate’ is quite the experience. Whereas Americans associate...
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Lunares Home: By Nima Oberoi
Nima Oberoi’s enthusiasm in infectious. The way she speaks about aluminum is how another might talk about a truly delicious meal or a vacation destination. And, once you speak to...
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