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Sour Puss
Eating the vegetable that thinks it’s a fruit.
Robert Pincus
06.04.08
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rhubarb
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Everything Wants to Be a Salad
Lettuce grown under cover whispers the promise of warmer weather.
Robert Pincus
05.07.08
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spring
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seafood
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Green is the New Gray
Asparagus and ramps are here. Of course they belong in everything you make.
Robert Pincus
04.30.08
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spring
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In Praise of Parsnips
The last glacier-like snowdrifts melted from my Vermont garden a couple of weeks ago, and I reaped the first harvest of spring: parsnips.
Barry Estabrook
04.24.08
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ingredients
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parsnip
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spring
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vegetable
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California Dreaming
Just a quick trip to Paradise…
Robert Pincus
04.16.08
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Rhubarb Shortcake
Let the strawberries sit this one out: An inspired swap results in a tart twist on a classic American dessert.
May 2008
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ian knauer
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dessert
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rhubarb
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web-exclusive recipes
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baking
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It’s not Just for Corn Flakes
The flavor of Mexico is corn soaked in lime.
Robert Pincus
04.02.08
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ingredients
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mexican
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vegetable
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robert pincus
food + cooking
Behind The Recipe: Dama Bianca (Fennel and Celery Salad)
One of our cooks reflects on the old-world wisdom behind this unusual fennel salad.
Maggie Ruggiero
03.27.08
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behind the recipe
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cooking + technique
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italian
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maggie ruggiero
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ursula ferrigno
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Rutabaga Love
My wife dreams and I deliver.
John T. Edge
03.24.08
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john t. edge
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vegetable
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Eat Like a Roman, Part 3
The word “salad” meant something very different to the Romans. They called for smashing several herbs together in a mortar with fresh cheese.
Robert Sietsema
03.20.08
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robert sietsema
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culinary culture
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eat like a roman
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