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Gourmet (1-year)

Gourmet (1-year)

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Publisher: Conde' Nast Publications
Category: Magazine

List Price: $48.90
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars 56 reviews
Sales Rank: 40

Format: Magazine Subscription, Print
Type: Consumer magazine
Subscription Issues: 12
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 12
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 Weeks


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Who Reads Gourmet?
Gourmet speaks to anyone who likes to eat, drink, travel, or entertain. Its readers appreciate all aspects of good living and seek out inspiration on how to celebrate and enjoy themselves. Whether theyre eating in or dining out, Gourmet readers recognize the value of seeing the world through foodand of understanding everything a meal can explain about the way people live.

"We have readers that you cant fool. They have authentic knowledge and authentic experience. What they want from us is something that they dont already know." Ruth Reichl, Gourmet Editor in Chief

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:
Gourmet brings you something unexpected in every issue. Fresh, young chefs rethinking the way we eat. Artisans who are making great cheeses and honest breads. New herbs and spices. The latest kitchen gadgets. And, of course, recipes that your friends and family wont be able to resist.

Signature sections include:

  • Good Living: This monthly section reveals our latest discoveries from around the world. Trends, restaurants, cooking methods, shopping, cookbooks, travel, drinks, and more.
  • Gourmet Every Day: Because Gourmet knows how busy you are, the magazines editors devote special energy to Quick Kitchen recipes and Ten-Minute Main courses; two-thirds of our recipes can be made in less than thirty minutes. Plus, theres always a main dish and main dishes for one or two people.
  • Kitchen Notebook: Food editors reveal what theyve learned in the kitchen each month. Techniques are explained with step-by-step tutorials that demystify the trickiest of recipes and improve results.
  • Features: Gourmet is filled with fabulous photography, great writing, travel suggestions, and advice on entertaining. The editors and writers travel the globe to find that single bite powerful enough to inspire a story. Then, Gourmet shares these exciting discoveries with you and encourages you to come along on eating adventureswhether its halfway around the world or in your own kitchen.

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Contributors:
Since Gourmets inception in 1941, its contributors have included not only the best talent of the food world but novelists and journalists who report on all aspects of culture as well. The magazines contributors now include best-selling cookbook authors, James Beard Award winners, Pulitzer Prize-winning authors, investigative journalists, National Book Award winners, news-making columnists, and our own 11 test chefs and 22 travel correspondents.

Magazine Layout:
Since Gourmets inception in 1941, its contributors have included not only the best talent of the food world but novelists and journalists who report on all aspects of culture as well. The magazines contributors now include best-selling cookbook authors, James Beard Award winners, Pulitzer Prize-winning authors, investigative journalists, National Book Award winners, news-making columnists, and our own 11 test chefs and 22 travel correspondents.

Awards:
Gourmet presents authentic and unique epicurean experiences from around the globe, ranging from the everyday to the extraordinary, through award-winning journalism and photography by acclaimed writers and photographers. Gourmet has received 15 National Magazine Award nominations, including 2 wins, and more James Beard Award nominations than any other epicurean title.

Gourmet goes beyond the pages of the magazine with Gourmet.com, Gourmets Diary of a Foodie on PBS, signature events, and books.


Product Description
Edited by Ruth Reichl, Gourmet is the magazine of good living. Gourmet editors review the best restaurants from around the world and provide expert travel advice for those in search of the ultimate epicurean experience. Each issue features refreshing, easy-to-prepare and delicious recipes that come complete with top recommended wines. You'll get low fat alternatives, Quick Kitchen recipes, 5 ingredient feasts, drink tips and great seasonal dishes.


Customer Reviews:   Read 51 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars More than just a food magazine   December 10, 2002
 11 out of 11 found this review helpful

I have been a Gourmet subscriber for decades. I started getting Gourmet because I love to cook. I have stayed with the magazine because it is so much more than just a compilation of recipes. With all the food sites on the web and cookbooks galore, you can get recipes anywhere. What you can't get is the things that Gourmet gives - the places where food comes from, the way people in these places celebrate life through the food they serve their friends and families and the innovative things that cooks around the country do to make these cuisines their own.

I hope to travel the world one day and celebrate other people and cultures through their food (and wine!). Gourmet and its wonderful writers and photographers help me go there now, if for only a little while.


5 out of 5 stars gourmet living   April 22, 2002
 10 out of 11 found this review helpful

I see that a lot of people are disappointed in the changes Gourmet magazine has made. I really enjoy Gourmet's broader focus on the enjoyment of food (cooked at home, or enjoyed out). My favorite feature is Road Food - which focuses on down-home (often roadside) food. I guess I would suggest this magazine to anyone who loves all kinds of food experiences, but if you are looking mainly for a recipe and cooking technique magazine, this may not be a good choice as your only subscription.


5 out of 5 stars Gourmet is GREAT!   December 8, 2002
 5 out of 5 found this review helpful

This is a very satisfying read every month. I am the kind of person who looks for a lot more than recipes from a food magazine. Gourmet, like Cook's Illustrated and Fine Cooking, makes a significant effort to ferret out some wonderful stories from the culinary world, and I appreciate that distinction. Although Gourmet gets some criticism for the complexity of the recipes--not to mention some very oddball ingredients sometimes--the point is to challenge the proficient amateur cook, and on that score they succeed admirably.

I like Gourmet for a lot of reasons--and at the low subscription price, I bet you will, too!


5 out of 5 stars Great for foodies and/or budding home chefs   June 1, 2006
 5 out of 5 found this review helpful

I am a serious foodie that loves to cook and is always looking for new ways to shake up the meals that I prepare for my family. The beauty of "Gourmet" is that they do not concentrate on the cuisine of one culture. I also appreciate that they provide articles on both the best methods, and on quick methods and dishes. I have read "Gourmet" off and on for at least 20 years. The magazine has changed somewhat during that time. The focus has shifted to more of a lifestyle magazine than a pure cooking magazine.

The features of the June 2006 edition are as follows:

Tiki Time: a collection of Polynesian food and drink
We are Family: recipes for a summer party
A Greece Less Traveled: northwestern Greece travel and recipes

In the section, Seasonal Kitchen, there is a very well done article on salads. The roasted vegetable panzanella is fantastic.

In the Gourmet Everyday section, I always enjoy the three regular articles: Quick kitchen (30 minutes meals), Five Ingredients, and 10 minute mains. These are always tasty and usually all quick.

If you are a foodie, and/or you want to be this magazine is a nice starting point. I would suggest that you pick up a couple of issues on the newsstand to confirm that this magazine is for you before subscribing. I highly recommend this magazine for budding home chefs.



5 out of 5 stars Still have all my back issues   November 22, 2001
 4 out of 4 found this review helpful

Started reading/collecting Gourmet in 1967. Still turn to old issues when I'm planning a big dinner party. Even my father enjoyed this magazine because of the beautiful travel photography. Truly a classic

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