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Mixmaster
Nov 6 2009, 12:45 pmDid Gossip Girl Kill The Speakeasy?
One of the show's characters opened a bar that serves Prohibition-era drinks. Does that kill upscale cocktail places for everyone? read more
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Cooking From the South
Nov 6 2009, 8:18 amThanksgiving Sides, Light and Heavy
Balance is key with the holiday menu, so the author mixes creamy dishes with healthier ones.read more
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Menus
Nov 6 2009, 8:11 am12 Ways to Cook With Fruit
Not only is fruit an essential part of a healthy diet, it's also a great way to add sweetness to any meal.read moreFood Wire
Nov 6 2009, 8:08 amYou Won't See This On the Food Network
Comedian Marshall Efron takes on the cooking channel by teaching us to make something no one wants to eat.read more
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Recipes
Nov 6 2009, 6:45 amRecipe: Hearts of Romaine with Artichokes and Preserved Lemon Vinaigrette
This light salad will balance out the heaviness of the baked tomatoes stuffed with Natchez spinach.read more
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Recipes
Nov 6 2009, 6:45 amRecipe: Baked Tomatoes Stuffed with Natchez Spinach
My creamed spinach recipe is so rich it's only legal to eat it twice a year, Thanksgiving and Christmas.read more
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Mixmaster
Nov 5 2009, 12:45 pm5 German Beers Worth Trying
The author offers his list of favorite brews from the legendary country--and asks readers for theirs.read moreNutrition
Nov 5 2009, 10:53 amCocoa Krispies Ditches Controversial Claim
The cereal's boxes will no longer have a label that says the food can boost immunity. The author offers lessons.read more
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Abroad
Nov 5 2009, 8:20 amWhere Yam Is a Salad, Not a Potato
In Thailand, the term refers to a dish made up of vegetables, meat, or seafood, mixed with a simple dressing. read more
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Nutrition
Nov 5 2009, 8:16 amEurope Rejects Food Health Claims
A food standards agency stops companies from claiming their products improve customers' health.read more
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Abroad
Nov 5 2009, 8:12 amIn Rural Italy, A Wild Boar Festival
Every year the author joins chefs, wine-makers, and other food-lovers for a conference-- and a feast.read more
Photo by Jarrett Wrisley
Recipes
Nov 5 2009, 6:45 amRecipe: Salad of Pork, Young Ginger, and Squid
Recipe adapted from Thai Food by David Thompson.read more
Photo by Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan
Abroad
Nov 4 2009, 12:45 pmThe Secrets of a Family Recipe
Long after her grandmother, a legendary cook, died, the author learns to make her signature dish: otah.read more
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Nutrition
Nov 4 2009, 11:00 amChemicals Found in Canned Foods
Scientists discovered bisphenol A, a controversial plastic additive, in a range of products, from tuna to green beans.read more
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Stories
Nov 4 2009, 8:28 amHow Families Teach Healthy Eating
Chef Jamie Oliver wants to help people lose weight by teaching them how to cook. How he could change his approach.read more
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Sustainability
Nov 4 2009, 8:24 amSnook: A Prized--But Protected--Fish
Anglers love it because it's feisty and flavorful, but it's on Florida's protected species list. Is it okay to eat it?read more
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Sustainability
Nov 4 2009, 8:18 amSaving Seafood From Extinction
Despite criticism from fishermen, the government must work harder to guarantee ocean life survives.read more
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Recipes
Nov 4 2009, 6:45 amRecipe: Riso e Zucca
One of my favorite quick and nutritious meals I learned from my mother and now I make it with my daughter. Hopefully when she grows up she'll make it with her children.read moreRecipes
Nov 4 2009, 6:45 amRecipe: Fish en Papillote
This is a simple and elegant recipe that demands no particular technical skills--just have the freshest of fish.read moreRecipes
Nov 4 2009, 6:45 amRecipe: Otah
The paste--also known as otak or otak-otak--is a spicy mousse, usually made with mackerel, that is wrapped in banana leaves and then steamed or grilled. It can be eaten on its own, mashed into rice or slathered onto bread for a savory lunch or breakfast.read more
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Stories
Nov 3 2009, 12:45 pmWhat's Wrong With Chocolate
A host of chocolate desserts can be found on just about any restaurant's menu. Why? Because it's easy.read more
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Sustainability
Nov 3 2009, 9:09 amHow Good Meat Makes a Difference
In response to an earlier post, the author reconfirms the importance of humanely-raised food.read more
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Behind the Counter
Nov 3 2009, 8:13 amAn American Fruit You Haven't Tried
Paw paw has been celebrated by everyone from George Washington to Baloo from the Jungle Book.read more
Photo by Carol Ann Sayle
On the Farm
Nov 3 2009, 8:11 amWhy I Eat Meat
After attending a panel about the hot topic of eating animals, the author reflects on the end of her 18 years as a vegetarian.read moreRecipes
Nov 3 2009, 6:45 amRecipe: Lemon Curd S'mores
The citrus-lover's answer to a campfire classic mimics a miniature lemon meringue pie.read moreCorby's Fresh Feeds
Nov 2 2009, 12:58 pmWho Should Eat Meat?
THE MEAT GOES ON First Foer and McWilliams on my Austin panel; now Niman, York, and everybody else on the site.read more
Photo by Maria Robledo
Home Cooking
Nov 2 2009, 12:45 pm9 Ways To Enjoy Roasted Pears
The fall fruit can be used in an endless number of dishes, both sweet and savory. The author offers suggestions.read more
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Sustainability
Nov 2 2009, 8:16 amA Defense of Meat Goes Too Far
A New York Times op-ed says it's okay to eat meat as long as it's pasture-raised. The author has some qualifications.read more
Photo by Maggie Schmitt
Abroad
Nov 2 2009, 8:09 amWhen Sheep Take To The Streets
Shepherds and their flocks flood downtown Madrid for a centuries-old celebration of rural living.read more
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