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On Food: Boat Street Cafe's owner now sells those unusual pickles - Seattle Post Intelligencer
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Everyone kept telling Renee Erickson of Boat Street Cafe that she should jar and sell her unique pickles. I sort of said it myself when I reviewed her lovely French-influenced restaurant in 2005; amid the poussin and pate and poached salmon, I couldn ... |
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Fab food kicks off the fun Nobody goes hungry at a Duck football game - Register-Guard
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Tailgating at Autzen Stadium before a University of Oregon football game. Football, fans, food, friends and tailgating. It all starts Saturday, with the first home Oregon football game against Washington at 7 p.m. Tailgating has long been part of the ... |
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Notes from the Cellar by Amy Dixon - Norwalk Hour
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If I'm ever stranded on a desert island, you won't find me writing SOS in the sand -- look for a very clear, "Send Pinot and Riesling!" These two wines will not only hold up to the fish and coconuts I'll be living on, but they're darn tasty. These ... |
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Something for everyone - Bridgeton News
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When Richard Blagrave came to work at Princeton Windrows, the dinner menu in the dining room was much like those at many assisted living facilities: one soup, two salads, two entrees and two desserts each night. Gradually over the past three years he ... |
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Culinary comfort - Eureka Times-Standard
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Chef Rene Pineda stopped off in Humboldt County on his way to Seattle and found a brand new life. "I met the love of my life, Season Marie Bradley at the Benbow Inn," Pineda said. "She worked the floor and bent over backwards to accommodate ... |
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Courtesy of Cairo Marriott - Egypt Today
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T he notion of eating raw fish never went down very well with me. My sole encounter with Japanese cuisine until a few weeks ago had been teppanyaki, where the dexterity of the chef preparing the meal right before my eyes was in itself a feast for the ... |
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WANTED: Wines that love many foods - Times-Argus
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airing food and wine is easy - and it isn't. There are certain rules you learn quickly, such as steak and cabernet sauvignon are a natural pair, while oysters on the half shell and cab are not. But then you learn that using a chile rub on beef ... |
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A Decade of Decadence - Egypt Today
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I f a chef and a doctor proposed to you, who would you choose? Although the chef may earn the same or even a bit more than a doctor (a doctor at a public hospital, that is, who makes no more than LE 300 per month), chances are you'll probably ... |
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Table Talk - AccessAtlanta
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Smittenkitchen , a girl, a blog & her NYC kitchen Starchefs , insider info on the culintary industry My alma mater! Forum on food AUTHOR CHANDLER BURR: "The Perfect Scent" and "The Emperor of Scent" author will be putting his olfactory where ... |
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A Jacques pot winner? - Metro.co.uk
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If an address can have a personality crisis, then 33 St James's Street should seek help. Not so long ago, it was a sophisticated upmarket Italian called Fiore. Before that, it referred to itself as Fleur, spoke in a laid-back French accent and hung ... |
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