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Dining Guide: Highlights From Our November 2020 Issue
Texas Monthly adds and updates approximately sixty restaurant listings to our Dining Guide each month. There’s limited space in the print issue, but the entire searchable guide to the best of Tex...
Recipe: Instant Pot Queso Mac and Cheese
I had three goals for my Instant Pot queso macaroni and cheese: make it easy, make it cheesy, make it Texas as heck. And for that I turned to breakfast sausage, a go-to queso meat choice for tailgater...
Sky’s the limit — and answer — for Genesis Systems’ atmospheric water generators 
Pulling water out of thin air — a concept too good to be true or too obvious to ignore? “The No. 1 problem we are go...
Welcome to Battleground Texas
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The Best Thing in Texas: An Austin Teen Is One of the First Girls in the Nation to Earn the Rank of Eagle Scout
WHO: Austin teen Abby Winkelman WHAT: She’s one of the first girls in Texas to earn the rank of Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America. WHY IT’S SO GREAT: In February 2019, when the Boy Scouts...
The Fajita Burger at Ninfa’s Is One of the Best in Texas—and It Came to a Chef in a Dream
On a recent trip to Houston, I told a friend that I’d never been to Ninfa’s, the Tex-Mex institution acclaimed for popularizing fajitas. My friend, a native of Mexico City who was raised in San An...
A Houston Suburb’s Mayoral Race Has Become a Texas Bellwether
It took only a brief mention of public health during an online forum in late September to reveal the partisan influences at work in the officially nonpartisan mayoral election in Pearland, a fast-grow...
The Late Johnny Bush on How He Wrote Willie Nelson’s Perennial Show Opener, ‘Whiskey River’
It was one of the cruelest jokes the country music fates ever played on a performer, in this case a journeyman Texas dance hall musician on the verge of becoming a national superstar. By the time John...
Diedrick Brackens’s New Exhibition Mythologizes Blackness and Queerness
The visual artist Diedrick Brackens was born in Mexia in 1989. The small city, which has a population of about 7,500, is home to many members of Brackens’s extended family; although his immediate fa...
KC Can Compost: Let’s make a natural process natural again — prioritizing people, the soil
It might be cool now, but Kansas Citians should expect warmer days ahead, said Kristin Chamberlain, highlighting ways the environment is changing rapidly and offering a simple solution that could help...
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