Wednesday, May 16, 2012 - Page updated at 02:46 p.m.
Former Seattle chef makes a (delicious) case for 'Pure Beef'
Posted by Rebekah Denn - NEW - 5/16, 06:00 AM
/ MCT
Peas and fava beans sauteed lightly with olive oil and onions, combined with new potatoes and seasoned with fresh herbs. Read story
A vegetable dish that tastes true to the season
This seasonal recipe is from Mario Batali.
Restaurant closures and public health records
Seattle and King County Public Health Department regularly inspects restaurants.
The Food Protection Program | Current restaurant closures | Search inspection records
Sunday, May 13
Don't sing with your mouth full
Saturday, May 12
A chef's new kitchen begins with the stove | Taste
Roll out the rosés, and we'll have a barrel of fun | Wine Adviser NEW - 7:00 PM
Friday, May 11
A la Bonne Franquette presents unfussy food, skillfully prepared | Restaurant review
Weekend food picks: Cookbook swap, school lunch contest | All You Can Eat
Fonda la Catrina exhibits a talent for Mexican sauces and more | Dining Deal
Thursday, May 10
New Indian restaurant by 'world's best' Vij's coming to Seattle | All You Can Eat
'Meat glue' safety criticism unwarranted, beef industry says
First pink slime, now 'meat glue'
Wednesday, May 9
The Dray celebrates its 4th anniversary at Seattle Beer Week
A new breed of roast chicken, cast-iron seared
Tuesday, May 8
Recipe: Elway's Charred Red-Pepper Soup
Recipe: Lemon-and-Honey-Flavored Chicken
Recipe: Chopped Chicken Burgers with Berbere and Goat Cheese NEW - 3:00 PM
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Recipes: Grilled Butter Lettuce With Creamy Dressing and more
Wine Adviser
Good wine at a good price, that's the standard of value in these tough times
In tough times, even the grandest of wines is getting caught in the cost crunch, but plenty of wineries are finding the ways to offer both good wine and good value. Washington state's Milbrandt Vineyards, which has the advantage of growing its own grapes, is one such winery.
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