by Mark Roessler | Apr 7, 2011 | Food + Booze
Even as our world faces a resource-challenged future and a battered economy, it may be seen as reassuring that any danger of Valley residents being denied access to a quality hamburger has been thoroughly averted. Just a few years ago, the burger options—beyond...
by Samantha Presnal | Jun 18, 2010 | Food + Booze
Unlike Julia Child, I was not motivated by the frustrating tedium of empty days in France. And unlike Julie Powell, I was not inspired by Julia Child. I was not moved to lift my whisk out of some insatiable desire to whip an egg into a yolky frenzy. Nor was I...
by Spencer Morgan | Sep 23, 2010 | Food + Booze
The pressure to eat yogurt in America is out of control. In recent years makers of the tasty snack, once the province of menopausal women and grade-school kids with sack lunches, have been aggressively targeting the minds of the nation’s young and middle-aged...
by Mark Roessler | May 14, 2010 | Food + Booze
The other day I broke from my normal beer buying habits and sprang for a more potent, more hops-laden India Pale Ale (IPA) that was also a bit pricier. The clerk at the cash register recognized the change in my routine and congratulated me on my “taking a step...
by Stephanie Kraft | Jun 10, 2011 | Food + Booze
God, what a treat it is. It’s like a dessert that goes on and on. If you’re tired of watching the country wallow deeper and deeper into a diabetes epidemic, the suit now in progress between sugar and corn syrup will be more of a hoot to watch than the...