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Sunday, May 20, 2012

All You Can Eat

Whose fault is it when a recipe doesn't work? NEW - 5/18, 06:00 AM

CB's Nuts working for peanuts -- Washington-grown peanuts! NEW - 5/17, 06:00 AM

Former Seattle chef makes a (delicious) case for 'Pure Beef' NEW - 5/16, 06:00 AM

Smash Your Food; eat healthier
A Bellevue nutritionist and her husband have developed a game app that allows kids to smash foods and learn nutrition at the same time. (Sun, 5/20)
 
Taste
Bitty Seattle brewery serves it up Belgian style
Chris Engdahl's Lantern Brewing in the Phinney-Greenwood neighborhood is a "nano-brewery" stocking local shops, restaurants and bars with beer bottled from a 30-gallon kettle. (Sat, 5/19)
 
Wine Adviser
Look to Washington for value on good wine
Although California makes 10 times as much wine as all other states combined, Wine Adviser Paul Gregutt believes it is Washington (and in some instances, Oregon) that offers the widest variety of value wines. (Sat, 5/19)
 
Duck, cooked slow, then fast
City Kitchen: A sweet and spicy duck dish made in the manner of Chinese twice-cooked pork. Recipe: Twice-Cooked Duck with Pea Shoots (Sat, 5/19)
 
Restaurant review
Via Vita: A Euro cafe right at home in Bellevue
The menu at Via Vita Café & Wine Bar in Bellevue spans breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner, and offers a satisfying experience at each meal. (Fri, 5/18)
 
Dining Deal
Berry's BBQ offers a heap of barbecue with a side of community
You won't go home hungry when you leave Berry's BBQ on Ambaum Boulevard Southwest in Burien. If you eat in the tiny restaurant that sports one table you will get to know your fellow diners. (Fri, 5/18)
 
At-home bakers hail state's new Cottage Food Act
The Cottage Food Act of Washington would let small, home-based entrepreneurs sell cakes, cookies, jams, jellies and other so-called "low-risk" foods without requiring that they rent commercial kitchen space. (Thu, 5/17)
 
Asparagus for the quotidian
A Good Appetite: When you steam asparagus, all you taste is its grassy, clean flavor at least until you dunk the spears into some kind of sauce. Recipe: Asparagus with Walnuts, Parmesan and Brown Butter (Wed, 5/16)
 
Happy hour beer bargain at Quinn's
Through May 20, 2012, every beer on tap and in the bottle at Quinn's will be half off during happy hour. (Wed, 5/16)
 
Healthy eating can cost less, study finds
Is it really more expensive to eat healthy? (Wed, 5/16)
 
A vegetable dish that tastes true to the season
This seasonal recipe is from Mario Batali. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipe: Cuban Pork Medallions With Cucumber Orange Mint Salsa
This recipe calls for the pork medallions to be marinated 2 to 12 hours in the refrigerator before cooking. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipe: Miami Beach Sour Cream Cake
This Sour Cream Cake recipe requires sifting the flour four times, but the texture of the cake will make it worth the effort. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipe: Raspberry Brownies
This is a favorite recipe from The Seattle Time file. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipes: Curried Chicken with Coconut Rice and more
Everyday Food offers this selection of dinner recipes. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipe: Bolivian-Style Corn Pie
This recipe is from from Luna Maya, a Bolivian-Mexican restaurant in Norfolk, Va., and is adapted from "The World in a Skillet." (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipe: Farro Salad
Nutty tasting, nutritious farro is the star of this salad. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipe: Favas and Sugar Peas With Potatoes and Tarragon
This recipe is from Mario Batali. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipe: Orange Dreamsicle Milkshake
The milkshake uses low-fat cottage cheese to give the shake a rich creamy texture. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Recipes: Petite Sweets and more
These are recipes that kids can make with their parents. (Tue, 5/15)
 
What are the differences in bread crumbs?
Tips on making your own bread crumbs or selecting the right type from the store shelves. (Tue, 5/15)
 
Mario Batali a hungry chef on food stamp challenge
To much of the world, it was Monday. To Mario Batali, it was Day Four. (Mon, 5/14)
 
Don't sing with your mouth full
Opera, of all the art forms, is singularly associated with food, whether because of the appetites of well-girthed singers or the sensual pleasures celebrated in its music. (Sun, 5/13)
 
More Food & Wine highlights

All You Can Eat
Nancy Leson is on hiatus for the first half of 2012. Until she returns, Rebekah Denn will host the All You Can Eat blog.

Wine Adviser: Paul Gregutt
Exploring all the world of wine and guiding people to make inspired choices.

Restaurants
Reviews of Seattle-area eateries, happy hour profiles, restaurant news and dining deals.


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