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Valentine's Day dining guide
Daily DishValentine's Day restaurant guide.... -
Pickling gets a fresh interpretation
Once, pickles were the last thing anyone would mistake for stylish or sexy.
But they've come a long way from limp grocery store spear. With a makeover and an entirely new image, the pickle has left behind your grandfather's Reuben for a considerably more...Tags: Cream Cheese, Radishes, Pickles, Dining and Drinking, Onions
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The Crowd: A night of IMAGINE-tinis for Discovery Science Center
"Imagine what if and what will be?"
This was the question asked by organizers of the Discovery Science Center's annual fundraising dinner last week, which
welcomed some 400 community activists and raised more than $500,000 for science education in...Tags: Science, Emulex Corporation, Companies and Corporations, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Awards and Prizes
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Ag Notes: Extend harvest with a fall garden
Contributing WriterIt is not too late to continue to enjoy the garden and add new plantings. A variety of produce can be grown in Kentucky gardens in the coming weeks allowing fresh vegetables to be available into the fall. The cooler nights experienced later in the year as...Tags: Kentucky, Fertilizer, Arable Farming, Chemical Industry, Cabbage
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A favorite fall comfort food
It's like Thanksgiving dinner in a bowl. At least that's how patrons of Julienne Tomatoes in Petoskey often describe the turkey pot pies made by owner, Julie Adams. "It's just so good," Adams said of her creation. Adams has been making this...Tags: Thyme, Parsnips, Recipes, Salt, Breads
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Looking Back: From our files: Oct. 23
100 years ago — 1911
The Interior Journal said the people who want to keep Stanford dry will not publish the list of names signed to the wet petition in that city by reason of the fact the petition had been knocked out and its publication would...Tags: Theft, Religion and Belief, Pumpkin, Halloween, Heavy Engineering
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Planting for the deer
I hope you are one of the hundreds of people who planted a home garden this year. The weather has been cooperating and the plant damaging bugs have been minimal. The Master Gardener office frequently receives calls from large property owners, some of...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Rentals, Arable Farming, Hunting
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Root vegetable love
Daily DishYou can declare your vegetable love with a botanical print pillow from graphic designer Wendy Furman of Whim & Caprice.... -
People's Garden at Woodrow Wilson High School: Sowing seeds in a food desert
L.A. at HomeCommunity Gardens Dispatch No. 34: People's Garden, El Sereno neighborhood, Los Angeles The People’s Garden at Woodrow Wilson High School sits at the lowest part of the sprawling campus, the sloping lot bound by a chain-link fence and a low...... -
Beet poetry
My paternal bloodline brims with soup: barley stews studded with black mushrooms and opaque as porridge; the thin tomato broth of our Polish Christmas Eve vigil, swimming with dumplings no bigger than a bird's eye; and the plain, milky, peasant...Tags: Garlic, Soups, Foods and Beverages, Beets, Salt
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Borscht with caraway dumplings
Los Angeles TimesBorscht. It may not sound romantic but when well made, few dishes can be as seductive. Clean and earthy and economical, this soup delivers a savory and satisfying meal. On a wintery afternoon, this soup is well worth the endeavor. Ukrainian borscht with...Tags: Garlic, Foods and Beverages, Weather, Soups, Dining and Drinking
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