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DECAF zap the buzz keep the flavorAt coffee drinkers' high school, the decaf crowd always sits at the losers' table. Published: March 16, 2010 ( 0)
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French toast by any other name ... is still deliciouspeaking of French toast — oh, we weren't? Why not? French toast is, after all, a compelling topic. Published: March 16, 2010 ( 0)
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A return to spaghetti daysThere was a time when pasta wasn't pasta — it was spaghetti, no matter what the shape (although the shape was usually, well, spaghetti-shaped). Published: March 9, 2010 ( 0)
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Culinary veteran brings Japanese cuisine to Waterbury"It's kind of nice not having to cook all the time," chef Stephen Shaefer quips. Published: March 9, 2010 ( 1)
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Raw eggs: To nosh or not?Peanut butter recalls. Spinach scares. Contaminated meat. Published: March 2, 2010 ( 0)
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Add some tang with Penny Cluse's Rocket SauceThis tangy, spicy sauce is used at Penny Cluse Cafe in Burlington for among other things topping the "Ham Randy," a grilled sandwich made with locally produced ham, cheddar cheese and tomatoes. Published: March 2, 2010 ( 0)
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Classic gumbo gets a spicy Italian kick with giardinieras it blasphemy to give hallowed gumbo an Italian makeover? This idea was inspired by a half-full jar of giardiniera in the fridge, and the desire to use this popular Italian staple in something other... Published: March 2, 2010 ( 0)
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A rich chickpea stew that bows to India and Spainhickpeas are often cooked with spinach, from India to the New World. But in southern Spain, they are mostly made with chorizo. Published: March 2, 2010 ( 0)
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