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2015

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Is the internet making food homogeneous?

March 19, 2015 · Darcie

Many home cooks rely on the internet for inspiration and guidance in their cooking. So do many restaurant chefs, and that's a big problem, says David Chang. "Everything tastes the same," he says, "and it's the…

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Salt of the earth (and sea and mountains)

March 18, 2015 · Darcie

If you spend any time perusing old recipe books, you'll be hard pressed to find any other description for salt other than "salt." In contrast, today's cookbooks might make reference to a dozen types of salt. Maria…

Shelf Life With Susie

Roots and Sprouts and Fire

March 17, 2015 · Susie

It's March! and that means fresh starts and kitchen adventures and maybe a break from the routine. It's the smell of dirt and the fresh air. Blogger Sarah Britton has My New Roots, full of seed butters and sprouts and…

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Test tube chicken

March 16, 2015 · Darcie

A couple of years ago, scientists successfully grew beef in a laboratory. Now a group of reaseachers in Israel is poised to do the same with chicken. Tel Aviv University bioengineer Professor Amit Gefen has started "a…

Food Online

Quiche by any other name

March 15, 2015 · Darcie

Maybe it was the book Real Men Don't Eat Quiche, or maybe it was the healthy eating movement, but whatever the reason, quiche fell out of favor over the last decade or two. Indexed magazine Bon Appetit thinks that…

Recipes

Featured Cookbooks & Recipes

March 13, 2015 · Christine

Finding the best recipes amongst the millions online is not easy - but you don't have to! The team here at Eat Your Books, searches for excerpts from indexed books and magazines and every week we bring you our latest…

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A chance at a dream for $125 and 200 words

March 11, 2015 · Darcie

Do you ever dream about operating a quaint country inn, nestled in an area with breathtaking natural beauty? Do visions of baking charming pies and serving exquisite meals in a picturesque historic building dance…