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FILE UNDER: Foods
Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Dish It

Where can you get an exquisite roasted squab in Chicago? Alinea.

What about an apple crumb pie in Houston? Dharma.

Who can set you up with a Long Island duck confit panini with Belgian fries in Portland, Maine? The restaurant is called Duck Fat, and it's a winner.

How do we know?

Dishola.

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FILE UNDER: Recipes
Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Black-Eyed Peas

Some black-eyed peas are downright thunderous.

Most though, are sweet and mild.

These small, creamy-white beans with a black mark (the "eye") at the sprouting point are cousins of the mung bean. Historians disagree about their origins—some point to Eastern Asia and others to West Afri...

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