by Yvona Fast | Jun 10, 2010 | Food + Booze
Though prized in countries such as Belgium, France and Poland, where bunches of sorrel greens are sold at produce stands and planted in gardens, this hardy perennial green is not well known outside Europe. Sometimes called sour grass, the tart, arrow-shaped leaves,...
by Mark Roessler | Oct 21, 2010 | Food + Booze
“Hey, you got your art in my food.” “You got your food in my art!” These two great tastes have been colliding in unexpected places across the Valley this fall. Through its Table for Ten campaign, Museums10—a consortium of local...
by Yvona Fast | Jun 4, 2010 | Food + Booze
Say “a hot drink with a rich, roasted flavor,” and most folks think coffee, not roasted grains or roots. But grain beverages have been used for thousands of years; they’re traditional in Korea and Japan. Western cultures have used roots and grains as...
by Beth Shepard | Jun 24, 2011 | Food + Booze
“Stop! We’re going the wrong way!” I yelled as cars and buses came to a screeching halt. That’s how our latest trip to Jamaica started as we left the airport in Montego Bay and drove into a rotary going the wrong direction. Who knew that when...
by Monica Reinagel, M.S., L.D./N. | Jun 3, 2010 | Food + Booze
Last weekend, I was relaxing with the Sunday paper and came across a story on how to take your favorite comfort foods and make them lighter. For the article, a famous TV chef had adapted some recipes to make them healthier. Her first recipe makeover was for sloppy...