Note: You may know Carolyn Cope as Umami Girl. She stops by on Tuesdays to help us cook through seasonal surplus with ease. [Photographs: Carolyn Cope] One of the happier symptoms of this chronic condition we call adulthood is the...
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Amy Scherber has seen countless food trends come and go since she first launched Amy's Bread in 1992. The low-fat craze of the mid '90s was one of the most obsessive (customers used to ask about the fat content of...
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Editor's Note: Each week in October, we bring you a recipe that spotlights the apple. Photograph by static-photo on Flickr. Applesaucing is to apples as pickling is to cucumbers. It's a great way to preserve the beautiful fruits that are...
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Editor's note: Mario Batali had never participated in any Hanukkah rituals until he came to New York and met his wife, who loves making a big deal about Hanukkah for their kids. But just because he was a Hanukkah neophyte...
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If you read the previous post, you'll know that this week's Cook the Book entry, How to Pick a Peach, by Russ Parsons, is all about where the foods in the produce aisle come from, when they're at their best,...
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