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2013

Food Online

Is the fish cooked?

February 4, 2013 · Lindsay

The classic time guide for cooking fish is to cook it for ten minutes for every one inch of thickness. But this really isn't a satisfactory method as it leaves too many questions open - At what oven or stove top…

Food Online Recipes

Jello and Popcorn

February 3, 2013 · Lindsay

As we already wrote the only Superbowl blog you'll need (Margaritas and guacamole), we thought that, while we'd get in the Superbowl spirit today, we'd take an off-beat path. So we're noting two recent articles on…

Culinary News

Are you a flexitarian?

February 1, 2013 · Lindsay

We like to stay current with food terminology, so the word "flexitarian" caught our eye. The Guardian has been concerned recently with defining vegetarianism and, in two recent articles, they do a good job of summing up…

Author Articles

Aida Mollenkamp

January 30, 2013 · Susie

For this month's author profile, we have a story from Aida Mollenkamp, a TV chef and former editor for chow.com, reminiscing about an accident that would shape her career of choice and the cookbook that inspired it. Her…

Recipes

Margaritas and Guacamole

January 30, 2013 · Lindsay

We've recently celebrated Australia Day and Burns Night so it is only fitting that we acknowledge that great U.S. holiday - Super Bowl. And who better to do it with than Rick Bayless? And what better to do it with than…

Food Online

Customizing garlic flavor

January 28, 2013 · Lindsay

Susie wrote an interesting blog today on the problem of having too many Italian cookbooks (see Magic number) so we thought this recent article from Serious Eats, On Developing Garlic Flavor, might make a nice companion…

Shelf Life With Susie

Magic number

January 28, 2013 · Susie

Nigellissima arrived last week. My first thought was: What am I going to do with another Nigella cookbook? And my second thought was: Forget that! what am I going to do with another Italian cookbook? If your library is…