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Lobster bisque - 21 Apr 2008

Jamie Leeds' recipe for Lobster bisque is worth breaking the bank for. A celebration deserves a fine dish. You can easily feed eight and if you follow with a good salad and well-chosen cheese, it's all you'll need for a feast. read more...

Eastern Market - 4 Jan 2008

Eastern Market is recovering after the fire that devastated it last spring. For the fullest detail of the different food stall owners back operating there, click on this really informative link from Brendan Spiegel of the blog, endlesssimmer.com. read more...

Sushi ingredients - 27 Nov 2007

It's hard to avoid boxes of sushi at every supermarket. But some is better than others and some boxes don't have quite the assortment you want. read more...

Lobsters live from Maine - 26 Nov 2007

Lobsters arrive fresh from Maine weekly in the Washington area. read more...

Oriental & South East Asian markets - 26 Nov 2007

There is no shortage of Oriental and South East Asian supermarkets in the area. But some offer a little extra. read more...

Crabs & clams - 25 Nov 2007

Crabs and clams are a local treat worthy of serious foodie consideration. Where to observe - and experience the treat. read more...

Anchovies - 23 Nov 2007

One of the most unpopular fishes, anchovies are nevertheless the culinary equivalent of the Wonderbra. They add body to any dish and most opponents don't even know they're there if they can't see them. read more...

Oysters - 21 Nov 2007

Oysters - nature's aphrodisiac and celebratory food. read more...

New Orleans-style Barbecue Shrimp - 19 Nov 2007

This is a dish to impress from Jeff Tunks, owner-chef of Acadiana that's not hard to prepare, and a good deal can be done ahead of time. read more...

Curried Cauliflower and Fuji Apple Soup - 19 Nov 2007

You may think cauliflower doesn't have enough flavor to work with Madras curry powder. Just try this velvety, subtly spiced recipe from Barry Koslow, chef of The Mendocino Bar & Grille for a very elegant soup. read more...

Fricassée Catalane - 10 Nov 2007

Looking for a dish for friends that's a little different? Here's one you can put together at the very last minute if you've prepared the ingredients ahead of time. It comes from French chef Bernard Grenier, owner-chef of Bistro D'Oc. read more...

Paella - 9 Nov 2007

Herbert Kerschbaumer, owner-chef of Jack's Restaurant & Bar's recipe can be increased in multiples to feed a crowd. And you don't have to watch over this version. Allter the balance of the first six ingredients, if you wish, according to taste. read more...

Peggy Thompson - Chef of DISH
Peggy Thompson, chef at DISH, worked as a meeting planner before going to culinary school. Boredom inspired her to start a new career, and through it she found more than just good food.
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