Understanding the Islamic food world begins with understanding our own. The observant Muslim eats almost the same as we do – except no pork and...
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Ramadan 2009 began in Miami on Saturday, August 22, with the first sign of the new moon and will end with Eid ul-Fitr on Sunday, September 20. (These...
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South Florida has two growing seasons, winter and all-year. In the winter, south Florida farmers grow traditional fruits and vegetables such as...
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Some people plan menus and write shopping lists with particular dishes and combinations in mind. That’s not necessarily so in my household....
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Miami’s only on-site brew-pub, Titanic Restaurant & Brewery, will make three special beers during the summer of 2009.The first, Whitecap...
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After a powerful hurricane, the first inclination of many people on its fringe is to go to the heart of the devastation and gawk. If you’re...
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Cooking in the wake of a hurricane, without electricity and potable tap water, introduces a level of complexity you may not have considered if...
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Hurricane season in south Florida, from June 1 through November 30, should change the way you shop for food – and may change the way you have to...
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Taste of the Gables is the May 29 kickoff to the Coral Gables Restaurant Week promotion June 1-14, organized by the Coral Gables Business Improvement...
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The Mediterranean Experience Miami Expo , a food and wine related trade show at the Miami Beach Convention Center, opens to the public from 10 AM to 4...
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