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food politics

Politics of the Plate: So What’s the Catch?

A promising idea called “catch shares” may be the solution to dwindling fish stocks and cutthroat competition among fishermen.
02.05.09
chefs + restaurants

Eating Italian in Birmingham

A story of lust and liver and communists.
01.19.09
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Working the Bugs Out—Slowly

Producers will have to disclose when food coloring includes carmine, but they still won’t have to list the source of that compound: insects.
01.12.09
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: The Bazaar by José Andrés

(LOS ANGELES) - José Andrés has learned to seamlessly fuse tapas with molecular gastronomy, a feat that very few chefs in this country have accomplished.
01.07.09
magazine

My Inner Italy

Many childhood memories are buried deep in our consciousness. Especially those involving spaghetti with bolognese sauce, a chunk of parmesan cheese, and garlic bread.
January 2009
wine + spirits + beer

Searching for Syllabub

Rediscovering a lost holiday drink produced a simple thrill and a glass full of lighthearted bubbles.
12.18.08
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: Dirt Candy

In Hippieville, vegetarian restaurants are for people who constantly cut things out of their diet. But Dirt Candy serves great food that happens to be vegetarian.
12.16.08
chefs + restaurants

The Lord is My Chef

Fall on your knees, and hear the angel voices, for here are three cookbooks that give new meaning to the term “kitchen bible.”
11.25.08
chefs + restaurants

Dueling Spanish Chefs

Earlier this year, chefs Ferran Adrià and Santi Santamaría became embroiled in an explosive feud. At the heart of the fuss: a national culinary identity crisis.
11.25.08
recipes

Baked Apples with Candied Fennel and Pistachios

Here, leftover fennel goes in a decidedly different direction: Candied in a sugar syrup, it has a softer snap and becomes more mellow.
December 2008
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