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Faux pho � to a tea
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Gatsby's sparkling finish: Moet Imperial cocktail has a bright future
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Cook's Corner: Savory sauce distinguishes German stuffed cabbage
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Get all dressed up for the season's salad days
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Wine of the Week: 2008 Tenuta di Trinoro Rosso Toscano 'Le Cupole'
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Recipe Finder: Chocolate Chip Coffee Cake
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Veggie burgers: Patties are delicate but delicious
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Inner vision of clafoutis: A memory of a blind baker vivid as a cherry's taste
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Cooks Calendar
This summer Columbia Cooks! has a series of camps and classes for children starting June 10 and running through Aug. 10.
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Ada Boni: A guiding hand for young brides
Ada Boni's cookbook "Il Talismano della Felicita" is considered to be the Italian "Joy of Cooking."
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What's for dinner? Real Banana Pudding
Where can they do up Sunday dinner better than in the South?
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The Edgy Veggie: Go hands-on with kale
In this tough world of ours, try a little tenderness. Try kale. It's the leafy green everyone's talking about but no one seems to eat. Often dismissed as fibrous and bitter, kale turns supple and sweet with a little hands-on participation.
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Tidbits: From the pizzeria
There already were nine flavors of Totino's Pizza Rolls (perhaps, like Mr. Tidbit, you were surprised to notice that they aren't still Jeno's Pizza Rolls, but the name change happened in 1993, so we both need to get over it). Anyway, what might be simply three more flavors of Totino's Pizza Rolls...
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Blended wines can be more or less than the sum of their parts
Observe the care with which the American backyard grill jockey shifts and turns that New York strip over that 2,000-degree gas flame to give it the perfect crosshatch of grill marks, and you'll sense there's something primal going on.
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Time for a saucy comeback
When I came of restaurant-cooking age in the late 1980s, "sauce" had started to become a dirty word. In restaurant reviews, the word was often associated with the adjective "heavy" and the noun "to mask." A typical sentence would go like this: "The chef uses heavy sauces to mask inferior ingredients...
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Entrepreneur bakes up Starbucks' sweet pastry plan
Savvy as Starbucks is about coffee, it has not had much luck with food.
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Ask a cook: Cleaning mushrooms
Q: In a recent question on cutting lettuce, you mentioned that we don't have to wipe mushrooms one by one. Could you elaborate? I thought we weren't supposed to put mushrooms in water.
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Diabetes Quick Fix: Tuscan Bean and Tuna Salad with Tomatoes
Use this quick diabetes-friendly meal to make a quick lunch or simple dinner. Vinaigrette dressing makes this popular Italian salad a nice change from tuna salad with a mayonnaise base. The Tomato Salad is a colorful complement.
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Easy pasta salad
Make this quick Roasted Chicken Pasta Salad and enjoy a family meal at home. It uses only one pot, won't heat up your kitchen and takes only 20 minutes to make.
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Culinary SOS: A winning chop off the old block
Dear SOS: My husband and I are completely in love with the LGO Chopped Salad at the Luggage Room in Pasadena, Calif. We moved an hour away from the restaurant and dream about it. Is there any way you could get the recipe?


