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Issue #145

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Glorious Mess: Rochester's Garbage Plates
In Rochester, garbage is considered a delicacy.
Iran: The Land of Bread and Spice
Iran's ancient cuisine is as complex and captivating as ever, writer Anissa Helou reports.
Guiltless Luxury: Sustainable Meats
From veal to rabbit to an extraordinary foie gras, we've found five sources for humanely raised high-end meats.
Eternal Terrain: Transylvania
Ancient ways of living and eating thrive in the Transylvanian countryside
Recipes from SAVEUR #145
All the recipes from our March 2012 issue.
Party Food: Sri Lankan Hoppers
For Sri Lankan ex-pats, hoppers foster community
Surf and Turf: Eating Along Virginia's Eastern Shore
Virginia's Eastern Shore offers a bounty of regional specialties from land to sea.
Good and Plenty: Venetian Cicheti
The colorful array of Venetian bites known as cicheti are the best way to sample the city's unique cuisine
Bare Bones

Of all the pleasures celebrated in Mei Chin's ode to bones, the luscious stuff inside a beef marrow bone may be the most irresistible. That was what Bruce and Eric Bromberg decided when they put the dish pictured below on the menu of their Blue Ribbon restaurants in New York City, back in the early 1990s.

Full of Beans
In New England, baked beans are an enduring tradition.
Toujours Paris
A writer returns to the city of her childhood through books old and new.
Crunch Time: Pollystyle Graham Crackers
These graham crackers are a grown-up treat.
Restaurant Review: Oleana and Sofra, Cambridge, MA
Chef Ana Sortun's Levant-inspired cuisine is as surprising as ever.
Venetian Cicheti
The colorful array of Venetian bites known as cicheti are the best way to sample the city's unique cuisine.