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Eat Less Red Meat, Scientists Said. Now Some Believe That Was Bad Advice.

That Perplexing Red Meat Controversy: 5 Things to Know

Andrew Tarlow Opens a Wine Shop

Own the Dishes From Masa’s Table

Autumn Chocolates From Maine

Fuchsia Dunlop Discusses Sichuan Cuisine

The Happiest Hour Has Free Cocktail Classes

The Book for Cider Lovers

New York vs. Grubhub

Weeknight Delicious

7 Things You Need to Know About Going to Cuba Now

Discovering Cuba, an Island of Music

What to Cook This Week

25 Apple Dessert Recipes Our Readers Love

5 New Standout Hotels in American College Towns

Need to Get From Point A to Point B? This Guy Creates the Signs to Help.

How to Throw an Intimate Dinner at Home, the Parisian Way

A Dinner Party That’s Easy to Love, and Easier to Put Together

Creating the Super Avocado

Want to Avoid Babies on Flights? Japan Airlines Offers a Seating Map

Saudi Arabia Invites Tourists: What You Need to Know

The Pantry Pasta You Need

A Muffin to Top Them All

A Muffin to Top Them All

This Outrageous Chicken Should Be Dinner Tonight

How a Salon Host Spends Her Sundays

Five Places to Visit in Provincetown, Mass., with John Derian

Those Irresistible Price Alerts: ‘HOT!! Chicago to Barcelona, Spain for Only $272’

What’s It’s Really Like to Eat Your Way Around the Globe

Argentine Malbecs, With an Eye Toward Terroir

Finding Wine and Meaning in Ancient Vineyards

Cecilia Chiang, a Pioneering Restaurateur, Marks a Century of Flavors

McDonald’s to Test Plant-Based Burgers in Canada

Now Rising to the Top of the Beer World: Foam

What’s Stopping You From Eating More Insects?

Finding the Deliciousness in New York City

Where Should You Eat in New York? Go to These Favorite Spots

Where The Times’s Restaurant Critic Likes to Eat

A Menu Ruled by Chance at Iraqi House in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn

A Canadian Creative Director’s Take on a French Crepe Cake

A Bodega With Kale and Activism on the Menu

36 Hours in Dublin

Sharp Increase in Visitor Park Fees Proposed for the Galápagos

A Patchwork of Laws Protect European Travelers. Fewer Exist for North Americans.

Prehistoric People Used Pottery Baby Bottles

You Need To Make This Right Now

‘I Vow to Tread Lightly’

In the Swiss Alps, Walking a Cliff’s Edge to History

Major Cruise Line to Abandon Plastic Water Bottles

Junk Food at Monticello? Alice Waters Helps Lead a Revolution