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Every city has a newspaper with local listings, restaurant reviews and obituaries. New York has the "New York Magazine" and "Time Out", Seattle - the "Seattle Weekly", Toronto – the "Toronto Star". You pick one up for free or buy it at the first newsstand ...
One of the big holiday food traditions in our house is a feed of lobster on Christmas Eve. We don't get fancy - we just cover the table with newspaper and boil up the tasty crustaceans and serve them with melted butter and some potato salad ...
  I have childhood memories of asking my mother if ratatouille contains rats, which probably meant that she had to talk me into eating it. No more. While cruising Epicurious yesterday night looking for heathy and satisfying dinner inspiration, I happened across this recipe, written by the Culinary Institute of America’s Associate Dean of Restaurant Education, ...
Groom’s cakes continue to be popular ways to represent the groom’s taste in a confectionery work of art. Continuing our best-of 2008 list, here are the top 5 groom’s cakes from 2008. As with our other best-of lists, this list was created based on a combination of number of views and comments ...
I live in Harlem, New York. My building has a terrace, and that terrace has become my green acres. Not only does this garden provide herbs like sage basil, and oregano, peppers, tomatoes, collard greens, and broccoli but it provides a little piece of the country among the concrete and steel of the city ...
We need to stop talking…and start cooking! (and then start talking again) :-) Here's how it works: Each month a recipe is selected to try, you make (or don't make!) the dish, and we post our experiences!!
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