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In the second news posting of the day, the Dallas Morning Times considers which wines pair best with cheese grits. Seeing as they’re of the the bacon-wrapped shrimp variety, I’m unlikely to try the grits dish. But you have to like an article that considers seriously the wine-grits conundrum. Thanks, Dick, for the heads up.
“Crisp, [...]

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This article from today’s New York Times, “To Save a Species, Serve it for Dinner,” caught my eye. It’s about a new book, Renewing America’s Food Traditions: Saving and Savoring the Continent’s Most Endangered Foods, and the accompanying food movement that works for the preservation of endangered plant and animal species through consumption.

Gary Paul Nabhan, [...]

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I liked this article on feeding a family of four for $12 in the Washington Post. The chef has good form in using items from the perimeter of the grocery store and getting the most out of ingredients. As opposed to the New York Times’ recent piece on eating from the dollar store, this article [...]

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The Environmental Working Group just came out with a new Shopper’s Guide to Buying Organic. Helpful ranking of pesticides found in fruits and vegetables so you can prioritize organic purchases. Peaches, apples, bell peppers: buy organic. Corn, avocado, onions: conventional produce is ok. I printed one and put it on my fridge.

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Crustless Quiche

The New York Times’ Dining In section today featured a few articles on eating cheaply, including this one, in which the author eats for a week from the $0.99 store. The author delights in his discovery that to eat cheaply, one must eat what is available. Shock and awe!!! The notion that eating should revolve [...]

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News Round-up

I hadn’t planned on blogging about food news, but this week, four articles caught my eye. All are related to food, but on a scale slightly larger than the kitchen.
First, Michael Specter’s piece in the New Yorker, “Big Foot“. Specter starts with the British grocery store chain, Tesco and its desire to label products [...]

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