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Balsamic vinegar

The balsamic vinegar from general supermarkets isn't the real McCoy.
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Balsamic vinegar - a sour note - 7 May 2008

If ever there was a food fad that didn't do the original product any good, it's balsamic vinegar. read more...

Olive oil - 23 Nov 2007

Olive oil is expensive enough that it should be chosen with care and properly looked after. read more...

Slow Braised Beef Short Ribs - 16 Nov 2007

Who ever says 'No' to a comforting dish of slow-cooked beef packed with flavor falling off bones? It doesn't need to be below freezing to reach for this recipe from Brian McBride, chef of The Blue Duck Tavern. It's good with a salad in high summer, too. read more...

Figs - fresh - 15 Nov 2007

One of the best treats of the fall, they don't come cheap. So it's a disappointment when you open your wrapped box and find some of them rotten. read more...

Flambéed Figs with Goat Cheese and Proscuitto - 10 Nov 2007

Janis McLean, chef of The Morrison-Clark Inn, turns dried, not fresh, figs into an appetizer or something to pass around with cocktails that's a little out of the ordinary. It's a good recipe for the holiday season. read more...

Panzanella - 10 Nov 2007

For this simply prepared Italian salad from Ruth Gresser, owner-chef of Pizza Paradiso, it's worth waiting for the tomatoes of high summer and using a good loaf of bread. But sometimes you need a reminder of summer in the dead of winter, and this recipe will deliver it. read more...

Grilled Watermelon Salad with Country Ham, Pine Nuts and Watercress - 10 Nov 2007

This is a stunningly pretty summer salad, pitching the raspberry red of the watermelon against the deep green of the watercress, from Tom Green, chef of the Kennedy Center. And it's refreshing, unusual and easy to make. read more...

Graham Bartlett - Chef of Zengo
Graham Bartlett is executive chef of Zengo, where you can find almost everything from ceviche to sushi. He caught the “food bug” while traveling with his parents in Mexico. But Paris, not the States nor Latin America was where he went to learn the culinary arts.
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