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Homemade Hamburger Rolls

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This morning I read a blog that absolutely delighted me. Her name is Kimberly and her Blog is: The Farmer's Wife. She told a story that many in the food blogging area can understand. She stated that she was feeling unmotivated to go to the market[...]

Chocolate Walnut Biscotti

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The plan for this week's post was to make traditional Italian biscotti, but after finding that I had no anise flavoring, I decided to make chocolate biscotti and make the traditional one another time. I always thought that the best chocolate[...]

North of the James Market

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This week I finally visited the North of the James Market in Bryan Park. Hats off to everyone who braved the heat. At least Bryan Park offers some shade. While the market is small, the offerings are delightful. If you[...]

Eggplant and Sausage Calzones

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   Judging from the lack of reactions yesterday, it seems like everyone is tired of Brussels Sprouts? OK, no more of those for a while. Today I'm back with something that has a little more mass appeal - calzones! I don't know anyone[...]

Follow the tracks to great food buys

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Image via Wikipedia I've enjoyed shopping and eating in Paterson's Middle Eastern food bazaar for nearly 30 years, but haven't paid much attention to the city's bustling, year-round Farmers' Market . Today, I met Chuck[...]

SF Food Wars: Benedict?s Red Coat Mini Muffins

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or How to Get Over Your Love of Hollandaise. My feet  hurt. And I am so tired. And I never want to see hollandaise sauce again. Despite these little setbacks (and no win), the brunch battle was a lot of fun. We were so busy we only got to try a few[...]

Anatomy of an Effortless Picnic: 1st Wednesday Picnic in the Park

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The Triangle Farmers Market on Wednesday nights has charmed me since the first time I wandered over. I went expecting just a few stalls and instead found plenty of vendors and people picnicking on the lawn, kids playing in the fountain and[...]

The Battle of the Blintz ? Celebrating the Jewish New Year with Food

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We just finished celebrating the Jewish New Year, 5771. The High Holidays, as they are called, start with Rosh Hashanah, which means literally ?head of the year? and is followed ten days later by a somber holiday called Yom Kippur or Day of[...]

Farmers Bread Recipe

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One bite of this rustic Farmers bread, will coax you to make it over and over again. A simple, yet humble bread that would look gorgeous on any dinner table. The flavor of the stone ground whole wheat is warm and delicate. Creating steam in the oven[...]

Farmers Market at The Pearl

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The Pearl Brewing Company was established in San Antonio in 1881 and began producing Pearl Beer in 1886. It was originally known as the City Brewery and in 1902 was renamed The San Antonio Brewing Company. In 1985, Pearl’s parent company[...]