Sunday, December 6th, 2009
Second course: Dining Prospects with the Kiwis This is the second post on New Zealand’s cuisine. Though fast food chains have staked out a...
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Monday, November 30th, 2009
First course: dining with the Kiwis When New Zealanders say “no worries, mate!” they really mean it--except when the subject is food. The...
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When Tevya sings “Tradition!” in Fiddler on the Roof, he was undoubtedly thinking of Attman’s Deli. Since 1915, three generations...
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I find treasures on my culinary expeditions; gustatory gems, gastronomic surprises, lifestyle enhancers, and all-around cool stuff. Periodically,...
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The Geography of Heat This is our third post on hot sauces. Geography also plays a role in flaming flavors. Louisiana-style hot sauces, generally...
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Second course, putting out the fire This is our second post on hot sauces. While cooling and mechanical stimulation are the only proven...
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If you can stand the heat… This is the first post in our three-part series on hot sauces. Hot sauces are the punk rockers of the culinary...
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Last course: sailing to Oxford This is our fourth and last post exploring the cuisine of Talbot County, MD. East of the Bay Hundred, the...
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Third course: exploring the Bay Hundred This is our third post in a four-post series. St. Michaels is also the entry to the Bay Hundred. In Colonial...
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Second course: biscuits, cheese, and the Gollywobbler [Forgive my blogging hiatus. I was in Yellowstone National Park, exploring the rigors and...
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