This Week in 'New York Times' Food News

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Super Bowl Dining: Where to eat well in North Texas.

Sake High Rollers: Serious gamblers are looking for something "flagrantly expensive and difficult to find."

Pepperoni Please: A look at the Italian-American creation that has become our country's favorite pizza topping.

The Next Argentine Invasion: The Torrontés grape has the fragrance of muscat, and its own lively spunk.

One Star: Try pork pie with blue cheese at trendy The Fat Radish, but skip the monkfish vindaloo.

Donatella: The thin crust pie is solid at Donatella Arpaia's new glittery pizza parlor.

Heartbreak: This Swiss-German spot in the East Village makes a mean Wiener schnitzel.

Eat Less: "Federal regulators on Monday issued their bluntest nutrition advice to date... 'Enjoy your food, but eat less.'"

Food Stuff: Cork coasters that look like toast; maple syrup and vinegar aged in charred-oak barrels used for bourbon; Eastern District in Greenpoint stocks 100 beers and 50 cheeses.

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