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Entries from July 2004

Food blogs from around the world

July 17th, 2004 · Comments Off

Some food blogs I need to add to the list:
Culinary Epiphanies from Bangor Maine
da Xiang stef & mike eat singapore! Lots of good pictures of exoctic stuff.
delish Wellington, NZ
FatMan Seoul “Seoul searching … food for the seoul.”
Feeding Dexygus from San Francisco
Kitsch n’ Zinc from Cape Town South Africa
lenndevours from Long Island
nosh from Germany
ono kine grindz […]

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Tags: Uncategorized

Food news

July 13th, 2004 · Comments Off

In the Ukraine, you can get pork fat covered in chocolate. via auftn
After seeing that, we all need to read two articles on more healthful articles pointed out to us by rebecca - Is There an Organic Advantage and You Are How You Eat.
Two more articles on organics and carbs, respectively:
Crowding the market “When […]

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Tags: Food News and Links

Cardamom and apricot glazed chicken, with sauteed Brussel sprouts and squash

July 12th, 2004 · Comments Off

Cardamom pairs perfectly with apricots, and with a little Maderia and a bit of ginger, the sweet, bright flavor really shines.
2 cups orange juice
1 cup Maderia (the cheap california stuff will do just fine)
2 T apple cider vinegar
4 T apricot preserves (the ‘Simply Fruit‘ brand works best’)
4 apricots (2-3 for cooking, 1 or 2 for […]

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Tags: Meat Recipes

Food blogs

July 7th, 2004 · Comments Off

Some more food blogs to add to the list:
Andrea Strong
Adventures in Cocktails Cocktails as art, as inspiration, as a reflection of who we are and who we encounter.
Food is worse than crack
Food museum blog
Noodlepie from Saigon. Lots of great pictures.
Skip’s Italian Food Blog Italian recipes, and musings about Italian food.

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Tags: Food News and Links

Adirondack food and drink

July 5th, 2004 · Comments Off

I spent the week on Lake George, in the Adirondacks, so I got the chance to sample some local stuff. I always enjoy the beers from Saranac, including their aggressively hopped Pale Ale, and malty Adirondack Amber.

Another excellent local brew I found was Vermont’s Long Trail Blackbeary Wheat. This light wheat beer is one of […]

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Tags: Exotic Food Products

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