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V-day chocolate mousse made easy

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Exquisite attention to detail at Afternoon Tea service makes the Street Bar at The Newbury Boston a great place to start the year.

‘Winter in Tuscany” reveals the comfort-food side of the region in the less gurried, more contemplative season. “Just enough” is the key.

Pink Flamingo gris de gris is a rosé with the fruit and force of a good Grenache, making it ideal for certain autumn dishes.

Nova Scotia’s wine country is no illusion. Building on years of experience, wineries in the Annapolis Valley are making first-rate wines.

Tia Sophia’s, just off the Santa Fe Plaza, is likely the first place to serve a breakfast burrito by name.

Down on Spring Street at the north edge of Little Italy, Lombardi’s has been making New York pizza since 1905.

Green chile sauce and goat cheese substitute for Boursin to this New Mexican take on the omelet in The Bear. Crushed Fritos complete the dish.

After years of living with Russel Wright’s Iroquois Casual dinnerware, we visited Manitoga, the designer’s woodsy home and studio.

Born and bred in Texas, the Whataburger brings Lone Star State swagger and flavor to the fast food industry.