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Create a striking Thanksgiving scene with quintessentially Southern touches
The Southern Food Issue
Features
Land & Conservation
Long a duck-hunting mecca, North Carolina’s Pine Island stands as one of the few remnants of the untamed Outer Banks. Today, thanks to the National Audubon Society, it’s also a living laboratory for how to protect the coastal South’s uncertain future
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Arts & CultureThe acclaimed fashion editor has served as confidant and adviser to Oscar de la Renta, dressed first ladies, and sat front row at every couture show that mattered. But his famous eye for style traces back to his grandmother’s house in Durham, North Carolina
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Food & DrinkTips and recipes for turning kitchen staples into winning Southern dishes
All Articles from this Issue
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TraditionsThe annual Thompson Thanksgiving cornucopia includes touchdowns, tall tales, and shrimp remoulade—but can it survive for the next generation?
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Made in the SouthBevolo Gas and Electric Lights carries the look of the French Quarter around the world
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TravelCheck in to one of these new destination bars
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StyleSouthern baubles with a Southwestern twist
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Arts & CultureFour new releases shake up the region’s culinary traditions
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Arts & CultureThe largest exhibition yet of twenty-first-century Southern photography tells a sweeping story of the region
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HomeplaceDeep in the woods, three generations of Atlantans make memories at their charming hunt camp
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Food & DrinkMiami institution Joe’s Stone Crab reopens for the season in October. Here’s a primer on its signature item
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Arts & CultureGoings-on in the South and beyond
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14 SlideshowHome & GardenA sporting paradise an hour east of Atlanta
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Fork in the RoadHow Virginia chef Brittanny Anderson gives Germanic flavors their proper due
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DrinksA Kentucky bourbon landmark springs back to life
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Editor's LetterCelebrating a taste of home, and announcing our new Made in the South Weekend
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End of the LineGetting to the bottom of bait and crackers
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ADVENTURESThe sport of kings still reigns at Sea Island Resort
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ConservationMeet Captains for Clean Water, the non-profit that’s charting a new course for South Florida’s ecosystem—and the fisheries it supports
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Our Kind of PlaceA Southern Maryland native revisits a barbecue shack that serves up a slab of memories
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DrinksRum and coconut come together in a Puerto Rican holiday mainstay
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The High & The LowWhen you’re eating—and drinking—well, every bite leads to another memory
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HarvestHow chef John Folse champions a centuries-deep boucherie tradition
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Good DogA novelist discovers it’s never too late to love a pup
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Ask G&GAerial maneuvers, Delaware claims, and football rivalry niceties
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What's In SeasonAn heirloom apple that keeps on giving, this black beauty gets sweeter with age
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20 SlideshowTravelA stunning new exhibition gathers the work of fifty-six photographers, who together capture the beauties, struggles, and idiosyncrasies of the modern South
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Anatomy of a ClassicThis year, Birmingham’s Dolester Miles was named America’s best pastry chef. Try her sweet potato pie, and you’ll see why
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MusicThe two Texas songwriting legends share a forty-year friendship. This fall, they’ll also be sharing the stage
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Food & DrinkThe spicy tomato blend can provide the base for much more than cocktails—just ask Nashville chef Maneet Chauan
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Food & DrinkTurn yesterday’s side dish into tonight’s supper with this recipe from Atlanta chef Todd Richards
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Food & DrinkVirginia Willis transforms a basic cracker into a classic holiday treat
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Food & DrinkA variation on the classic that might be one of the most Southern dessert pairings ever—courtesy of Raleigh, North Carolina, chef Debbie Moose
