eatWashington

the world on your plate

Ricotta

Not so long ago in Italy, ricotta was delivered twice a day along with the milk.

You are viewing the latest articles first.
You may prefer to view articles alphabetically.

Farmers' markets - food for health and flavor - 11 May 2008

Spring is here and farmers' markets are about to blossom on the streets of the capital. We need to support local farmers. They're doing a tough job to bring us food that's healthy and full of flavor. If we want to see that kind of respect from regular supermarkets when they decide what to stock, they need to notice the sales they're missing when we shop for local produce. Then they might be more encouraged to shop locally, too... read more...

Italian delicatessens - 26 Nov 2007

The area is not short on good Italian delicatessens. read more...

Ricotta - 21 Nov 2007

Not so long ago in Italy, ricotta was delivered twice a day along with the milk. read more...

Cheeses unpasteurized - forbidden gems & others - 6 Nov 2007

The FDA prohibits the import and sale of raw milk cheeses under 60 days old, to the chagrin of Europeans. Trying to protect us from the very real ravages of E.coli and other bacteria means we're unable to taste some real gems from other countries.

Are the French and Italians falling like flies from their consumption of young unpasteurized milk cheeses? Click the link to my article for The National Interest and find out where the dangers really lie. read more...

A whacky ambition: to cook like Cambell's and Co.
It may be sacrilege to say so, but I did have a moment's wonder at Julie Powell dedicating a whole year to cooking out Julia Childs. Life is surely too short. But I admired her staying power. Most cookbooks contain only a handful of recipes you actually want to tackle - though heaven forfend that I should level this criticism towards Mastering the Art of French Cookery.

Anyway, here's someone who really slackened my jaw. Meet Todd Wilbur, who spends his time to trying to recreate food made by the industrial giants. He wants to cook Krispy Kremes just like the factory. He wants to clone Big Macs, Yoo Hoo chocolate drinks, and dozens more junk foods, to taste just like the real (or unreal) McKoy.
Read Chef Profile...
Latest Articles
Oriental fruits identified
Latino menus - what's is that stuff?
Bourbon unburbled
Chew On This: Will they tell us about nanotechnology?
Gazpacho
Cinnamon - what is it?
My favorite markets: Mom's Organic Market
I Slept in Queen Elizabeth's Bed; or How To Cook on A Cruise Ship
Baskin Robbins' French Vanilla is no more!
Summer Berry Tiramisu
Chew On This: Chicken can make you fatter than red meat
Rice - the long and the short of it
KoGiBow
Risotto - the grains of truth

Browse for
Delicious Recipes
DC Chefs
Cuisine Regions
Browse Cuisine Region
Americas & Caribbean
Asia to Australasia
Britain & Ireland
Far East & Africa
Far North
France
Greece & the Middle East
Mediterranean
Northern Europe