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By FRANK BRUNI WE were bound for a farmhouse, and I had my doubts. Like many seasoned travelers, I'd been burned by the promise of rustic lodging with multi-star amenities, a happy-sounding combination that often meant a working telephone in a stone chamber otherwise untouched by progress…

A Foodie Scene in the Twin Cities By SUNSHINE FLINT AS architectural buffs will tell you, downtown Minneapolis is the coolest place to build on the prairie. There's the gleaming blue Guthrie Theater designed by Jean Nouvel along the Mississippi River, the sharp-edged Herzog and de Meuron…

Travel in Latin America: Cheaper and Easier By MICHELLE HIGGINS TRAVEL to Latin America has been on the upswing as countries there look to tourism for economic growth, and tour operators in the United States and Canada offer exotic vacations to the south. But until recently, getting…

Searching the Alps for Haute Comfort Food By KIM SEVERSON THE first thing to do with a tartiflette is to ease your fork through the crust of cheese. If the casserole is done right, that cut will release a whiff of milky steam infused with a suggestion of onion and garlic. The best…