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Heirloom 2016

The Heirloom Issue Our Heirloom issue celebrates tradition and authenticity, family memories and gatherings with friends over food. We can remember and relish these traditions

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Home 2016

The Home Issue In this first of an annual addition to our regular bi-monthly issues, you’ll find beautiful table settings, gardening tips and DIY landscaping

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Cooks 2016

The Cooks Issue In this issue of “Cooks” you’ll find out what former state legislator Wendy Davis cooks at home and what musical legend Ray

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Beans

Often, the simplest foods, such as rice and beans, are the ones that daunt us—many people end up buying them either precooked or canned, respectively.

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My garden is producing the most abundant aromas with basil, oregano and mint taking over whole rows. I live alone and don’t cook as often

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Carrie Fountain and Kirk Lynn

When you’re from New Mexico, there’s really only one important question ever asked: “Red or green?” We’re talking about sauce, and there are actually three

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Amy Corbin

“I have no idea what I’m going to cook!” says well-known C3 Presents music promoter, Amy Corbin. “But I pride myself on being able to

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Seela Misra

You’d never know it from her masterful stage presence—which somehow manages to be simultaneously beatific and witty—but Seela Misra gets a little anxious when she

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A&K Woodworking And Design

If woodworkers Amanda McKeever and Khiem Nguyen were to open a restaurant, there’s no doubt that the decorating theme would be a fusion of midcentury

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Curry

Many don’t realize that curry is neither a specific spice blend nor a dish in its own right. In the 17th century, when the British

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Grae Nonas and Chiai Matsumoto

Editor’s Note: Grae Nonas recently announced that he’s relocating to Minneapolis to open Tullibee, a new hotel restaurant focused on Nordic-styled fare. Plans for the