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Food & Dining
Sal Anthony’s, The City Gardener
Anthony decided to go Raw after 41 years of cooking Italian and owning and managing three famous Italian restaurants.
October 2, 2008
BY
Nadia Ghattas
Grilled Peppers with Feta Cheese and Basil
This colourful and easy-to-prepare grilled appetizer will enhance any meal and set the stage for outdoor entertaining.
September 30, 2008
BY
Sandra Shields
Let’s Do Lunch—for Kids
There are plenty of options when it comes to making nutritious midday meals for our children.
September 26, 2008
BY
Hugh Kruzel
Prominent Chinese Chefs Test Their Culinary Skills
Prominent Asian chefs put their reputations and skills on the line in this preliminary round of New Tang ...
September 24, 2008
BY
Ao Manxiong
Origin and Brief History of the Moon Cake
The Mid-Autumn Festival usually falls in September or early October (this year it was September 14).
September 17, 2008
BY
Zeng Ying
Back to School Breakfasts—Quick and Easy
Get the kids and yourself off to the right start with an inexpensive, delicious, home cooked breakfast.
September 16, 2008
BY
Kim Tiley
Lemon Verbena
Lemon verbena has the most intense lemon-like smell of all the lemon-scented herbs.
September 15, 2008
BY
Myrna Mack
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Rebecca Hunnisett
Parlor Steak House, New York
The Parlor Steak House is a refined epicurean establishment on the Upper East Side of New York City
September 5, 2008
BY
Nadia Ghattas
Tulsi: Queen of Herbs
Nicknamed “the Queen of Herbs,” Tulsi (or Ocimum sanctum) is highly prized among the East Indians for its ...
September 4, 2008
BY
Steffen Munter
Ribwort Plantain, The Rejuvenating Plant
Ribwort Plantain comes from a family of plants that includes 12 different species.
September 4, 2008
BY
Elisabeth Horbach
The Other Renowned Goya: Bitter Melon
Goya, the family name of the beloved painter of Spain, is familiar to all who have visited the ...
September 4, 2008
BY
Anke Wang
The New Lola Is Now in Full Swing
Lola describes the food as “food of the Bayou, and then you French it up.”
September 1, 2008
BY
Nadia Ghattas
Indulgent Grains
Whole grains don't sound appealing, but now some of the lesser known grains are being dusted off the ...
August 31, 2008
BY
Joanna Conway
Bourbon Street Bar and Grille
The Bourbon Street Bar and Grille on Restaurant Row between 8th and 9th Ave. on 46th Street, possesses ...
August 30, 2008
BY
Nadia Ghattas
Light Fare
This is a filling yet calorically light dinner!
August 22, 2008
BY
Tysan Lerner
Keep a Food Diary and Double Your Weight-Loss Efforts
Keeping a food diary is a difficult but very effective way to help one lose weight.
August 22, 2008
BY
Tysan Lerner
Berries In Vogue
A company in Germany's Franconia region produces tasty morsels.
August 21, 2008
BY
Silke Jeklic
The Dandelion: Taraxacum Officionale
Dandelion salad stimulates to the function of kidneys and is a diuretic, thanks to its botanical properties.
August 21, 2008
BY
Elizabeth Horbach
Well-seasoned, Spicy, Unique
Pakistani cuisine offers pleasing taste sensations of a particular kind
August 19, 2008
BY
Johann Fleck
Dao Tea: ‘Light for the Day’
Preventing spring fever from turning into spring fatigue with fresh drinks and foods to rejuvenate.
August 18, 2008
BY
Silke Jeklic
Strawberry Fields Forever?
The pick-your-own movement is in decline. The growth of supermarkets, EU quotas and regulations kicked it off, but ...
August 17, 2008
BY
Joanna Conway
The Frugal Shopper
Food prices have risen dramatically in the last year. I was buying a loaf of bread recently and ...
August 16, 2008
BY
Joanna Conway
Porcão Rio Churascaria
As you step into Porcão you are immediately transported to the sidewalks of Brazil's Copacabana Beach.
August 15, 2008
BY
Nadia Ghattas
The Origin of the Crepe
Mexico has the tortilla, the United States has the pancake; France gives the world its own specialty—the crepe
August 13, 2008
BY
Beth Lambert
Baking Like a Professional—Small Trick Gives Best Results
Homemade bread is tasty, but often fails to compare to a fresh loaf from the bakery, at least ...
August 11, 2008
BY
Epoch Times Staff
Pumpkins —The Healing Plant
Pumpkins have led a shadowy existence in home kitchens and restaurants for too long.
August 6, 2008
BY
Johann Fleck
Evening Primrose
This plant from North America is a natural healer - and tasty in salads
August 5, 2008
BY
Elisabeth Horbach
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