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19 November 2011
Girl In The Kitchen
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I have watched Top Chef since the beginning and only once has the chef I wanted to win actually won the competition. Stephanie Izard was t...
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05 November 2009
Morgan Freeman & Friends Caribbean Cooking For A Cause
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Well, this may not exactly be a “celebrity” cookbook in the sense that Freeman is not actually the cook. Freeman is more of an “eater” tha...
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03 August 2009
The Wonderful Food of Provence
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In 1953 La Veritable Cuisine Provençale et Niçoise by Jean- Noël Escudier was published. The French press was ecstatic encouraging hus...
11 July 2009
Cook Until Done
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George Bradshaw was a rather famous short story writer back in the day when short stories were prized by readers and more importantly by mag...
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07 July 2009
The Potato Book
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The Hampton Day School in Bridgehampton, New York decided to produce a book as a fund-raiser. Not a terribly unusual thing to do. Bridgeha...
19 May 2009
An Illustrated History of French Cuisine
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An Illustrated History of French Cuisine by Christian Guy is one of those bargain bin finds. I bought it because is was about French co...
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15 May 2009
Contemporary Table Settings
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Patricia Kroh was a flower show judge and an award winning flower arranger. Her book, Contemporary Table Settings , features theories and p...
05 April 2009
Nathalie Dupree's Shrimp and Grits
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Grits are my favorite food. I know about 10,000 ways to make grits. Everyday grits can be new an interesting so it seems odd to me that th...
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18 March 2009
Patés, Terrines and Potted Meats
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Speaking of lark's paté, I do love terrines. Aside from the slightly flamboyant name, "terrines" , they are basically tart...
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