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Scent From the Heart: 10 Fragrances Perfect for Valentine’s Day

It's time to update your fragrance wardrobe

Must Have Red Wine of the Lunar Year

• (http://twitter.com/share) Our Wandering Palate gets into the Black Water Dragon’s Lair for Pegasus Bay Pinot Noir Prima Donna 2009 – Waipara Valley, South Island, New Zealand )and also goes for a vertical tasting)

Barbara Kafka: Always ahead of the culinary curve

in no uncertain terms — how to cook in the moment.

PEG TILLERY | Valentine gifts that keep on giving

Oh-oh, only three more days until Valentine 's Day. What shall we do? Find the gift that keeps on giving, of course!

Chefs offer tips, techniques for enjoying underappreciated vegetables

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service recommends eating three to five servings of vegetables each day. For those who aren’t familiar with many vegetables, or who have dismissed some from previous bad experiences, that’s a lot of boredom on a plate.

With bluntness, Barbara Kafka has spent career helping home cooks navigate trends

For more than 30 years, Barbara Kafka has been telling people — in no uncertain terms — how to cook in the moment. In every book, in every appearance, she urged American home cooks to be bold, fearless and confident. Even more, she championed trends. Not the ones that made food fashionable.

A scent-lover's guide to Paris

Julie Street sources exclusive fragrances created in the city's boutique perfumeries.

Remembering Kevin

The paradox of the White years Tuesday's Parkman House wake on Beacon Hill for former Boston Mayor Kevin H. White, who died last week at age 82 after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease, was more than a tribute to the colorful and resilient politician who led the city during historic years of downtown rejuvenation and racial strife. A MAYOR IN LOVE WITH HIS CITY Mayor Kevin White visits a ...

T Magazine: Lumière | India in Paris

There are times when Paris is touched by other cultures. This is Paris's India moment.

Chai in Paris

The French capital has a well-established, if rough-edged Little India. Elaine Sciolino takes a walk — and a look, sip and taste.