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Dishes To Try Before You Die

May 2009

Grab a fork, it's time to explore Connecticut's most notable dishes.

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Summer Delights

July 2008

The precious days and nights are here at last, with breezes off the water and long purple dusks. It's time to enjoy them-with just the right food and drink, of course.

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Cheap Eats

March 2008

We went looking for very good deals on meals. Now they're yours to enjoy.

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Eating It Up

January 2008

In January 2003, I assessed the state of the state's restaurants and found them "Better Than Ever." I didn't think we had gone as far as we could go, but I did think we had reached a new, higher plateau.

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Dairy Queens

October 2007

Connecticut's handcrafted cheeses are coming into their own.

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5,000 Nights

January 2007

How a distinguished food writer and restaurant reviewer began his career with a bluff, a little bluster and a trip to Stafford Springs.

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Hooked: A Connecticut Seafood Celebration

July 2006

Our summer platter is loaded with the freshest, most delicious offerings from nearby waters. Time to dig in and enjoy!

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Semper Pie

March 2006

When the pizza beast howls, it must be fed. But where? Luckily, Connecticut offers more choices than just about anyplace in the world.
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55 Things to Try This Summer

July 2005

Our plate is loaded with all the great, fresh tastes and pure fun of summer dining in Connecticut. Pick out a few places you love and come join the party!

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Kings of the Road

May 2004

America's leading roadfood experts, Jane and Michael Stern, take to the highways and byways of their home state to find the best in roadside cuisine, from cheeseburgers and chili dogs to lobster rolls and ice cream.

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