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Sweet, Sour, Salty, What?
Americans have historically hated bitter tastes, while other cultures loved them. Until now. Chefs are playing with bitter in new ways, and U.S. diners are finally appreciating it.
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Dinner Parties on the (Ultra) Cheap
Three multicourse bashes for eight.
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Fork on the Left, Knife on the Floor
Designers reinvent the table setting.
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The Taste of an Oyster
Plus a dozen oysters you should know.
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The Year in Food 2008
What we ate, what the candidates ate, what the Olympians ate.
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The CHOW Guide to Eating and Drinking in Austin, SXSW edition
From Tex-Mex to high-end, CHOW brings you the best eating and drinking locations in Austin.
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Smoked Chili
Smoked beer adds fiery depth to a classic.
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Cuckoo for Kugel
Everything’s been coming up kugel lately. Kugel (literally “potato pudding”) is sort of a baked potato pancake. Its ingredients are simple: grated (using hand or meat grinder, never a food processor) potato...
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Chocolate Guinness Cupcakes
Stout gives these chocolate cupcakes a distinctive flavor.
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How Not to Care for and Feed a Writer
The Minneapolis opening party of the W Hotel goes disastrously awry, at least from one writer’s perspective.
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feeding frenzy #2 oliveto
this bottle of rioja, so please cut me some slack on any grammatical or spelling errors. That is all. Peace and grub y’all.
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Feed your body, feed your soul, eat at Incanto
Rosas Only complaint we had was the sommelier steered us towards a wine that was the opposite of what we described as liking but we fixed it on the second bottle
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Feed Me - Between Raleigh and Asheville
bottles and great chili on the dogs. I still must recommend Stamey’s. I could and have just eaten the hush puppies for a meal. I sometimes have a troublesome stomach. Linger as you walk in and cast your eyes left to watch...
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Help me feed the fancy relatives!
Alice, Brasserie on 53rd between Park and Lex has wonderful french brasserie food in a very “manhattan” setting. The dining room is very minimalist and futuristic with lots of wood and opaque glass. The bottles behind...
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Feeding Mr. Smith, pt. 2
you need?), and a wooden tray of sweet slaw, mac salad, cold spinach, steamed dumplings and a slab of lovely, crusty grilled mackeral (or pike if you prefer), with a bowl of rice. Mr. Smith and I split a couple of itty bitty...
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