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First Taste: Porchetta
Nowadays, less is more. Porchetta resembles a bare-bones food stall, but it serves a glorious pork roast.
Robert Sietsema
10.08.08
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sara jenkins
food + cooking
Minutes of the Institute for Oleic Research, Part 4: Up-to-the-Minute Oils
Which oil is fit for frying and which falls flat? The Institute investigates a wide range of specialty oils.
Robert Sietsema
09.26.08
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ingredients
food + cooking
The Anatomy of a Turtle
Looking for the best chocolate turtles in America? Thanks to my wife, I think I’ve found them.
Robert Sietsema
08.18.08
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culinary culture
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candy
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midwest
food + cooking
Dancing the Giglio
Brooklyn Italian festival food reflects its old country roots.
Robert Sietsema
07.23.08
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culinary culture
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new york
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italian
food + cooking
Forgotten Cuisines of America, Part 6: German-American
Germany’s meat-and-potatoes cuisine brought us hearty classics like hamburgers, potato salad, and bratwurst.
Robert Sietsema
06.12.08
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culinary culture
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german
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forgotten cuisines
food + cooking
Minutes of the Institute for Oleic Research, Part 3: Buttermilk Dressing
Spring’s harbingers of summer come via a number of natural occurrences, but for me, it comes in the form of a salad dressing.
Robert Sietsema
05.22.08
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institute for oleic research
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cooking + technique
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salad
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dressing
food + cooking
Forgotten Cuisines of America, Part 5: Tex-Mex
Greasy, salty, and sumptuous,
migas
are Austin’s signature dish.
Robert Sietsema
04.25.08
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culinary culture
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mexican
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forgotten cuisines
food + cooking
Forgotten Cuisines of America, Part 4: Tex-Mex
Crisp, creamy, and neither hard nor soft, San Antonio’s puffy tacos are in a class all their own.
Robert Sietsema
04.18.08
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culinary culture
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mexican
,
robert sietsema
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forgotten cuisines
food + cooking
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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culinary culture
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vegetable
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produce
food + cooking
How to Eat a Patty
The best portable lunch in the world just might be the Jamaican patty, a flaky rectangular pastry commonly filled with a spicy beef mixture.
Robert Sietsema
02.05.08
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culinary culture
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pastry
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meat
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restauarants
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