Food

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The associate editor on classic margaritas, tequila, and writing about food and spirits.
July 2011 by Elizabeth Lefebvre

On the rocks or frozen? Salt or no salt? And what tequila is best? So many questions, but these four recipes make it easy for you to shake up the best margaritas around.
July 2011 by Courtney Bond

As a kid I was the pickiest eater you have ever seen, and family meals gave new meaning to the words “food fight.” But I gritted my teeth and overcame it—one disgusting tomato at a time.
July 2011 by John Spong

The two-year-old extension of the famed promenade offers Roman antiquities, Roman delicacies, and plenty of opportunities for roamin’.
July 2011 by Jordan Breal

Where did our unofficial state drink come from?
July 2011 by Patricia Sharpe

Contigo, Austin, Alto Pizzeria, Houston
July 2011 by Patricia Sharpe

Pondicheri, Houston, Malai Thai-Vietnamese Kitchen, Dallas
June 2011 by Patricia Sharpe

Francesca's at Sunset, San Antonio, Saldivia South American Grill, Houston
May 2011 by Patricia Sharpe

Dallas chef Darren McGrady on cooking for Princess Diana and her family, selecting the royal wedding menu, and making Prince William's favorite thing to eat.
May 2011 by Layne Lynch

The heritage, splendor, and proper preparation of the ten dishes every Texan should be able to cook from scratch, from smoked brisket and migas to fried catfish and bacon-wrapped dove. Skillet and shotgun not included.
April 2011 by June Naylor, Katharyn Rodemann and Patricia Sharpe

We asked a few famous Texans what their last Texas meal would be.
April 2011

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