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32. Global Gourmet: Recipes, Cooking Tips, Contests & More Just thirty years ago, at the National Housewares Exposition in Chicago, the Cuisinart newRecipes for the new Generation of Food Processors, by Jean Anderson http://www.foodwine.com/

April 10, 2003 Asparagus a Dozen Ways by Kate Heyhoe This season's asparagus crops have been especially tasty, plentiful, and so far, affordable. After the first month of the harvest, I've pretty much gorged myself on plain, simple steamed asparagus, with just butter and perhaps a shot of lemon juice. By now, I'm ready to embark on a more adventurous culinary journey with these luscious green spears. I'm tossing asparagus into pastas, risotti, and salads. Steaming gives way to roasting, baking, and blanching. Flavorings range from Asian sesame to Italian gorgonzola. In addition to the dozen recipes below, try serving aspargus in other ways, such as: Another amazing thing about asparagus: Unlike broccoli, it never seems to be scorned. I'm sure some people out there don't favor asparagus, but I have yet to meet one knowingly. So, whether you're enjoying it for yourself or serving it to others, fresh spring asparagus is the perfect guest, at breakfast, lunch or dinner. A Dozen Asparagus Recipes Asparagus Butter Risotto with Shrimp Asparagus and Cheddar Souffle Asparagus Cooked Like Ferns Asparagus with Toasted Breadcrumbs ... Tagliatelle Pasta with Asparagus and Gorgonzola Sauce Kate's Global Kitchen for April 2003: Asparagus a Dozen Ways 4/11/03 Easter Holiday Special 4/18/03 Spring Lamb and Ham 4/25/03 Sesame Seasoning Blends Current Kate's Global Kitchen Kate's Global Kitchen Archive Win Four New Cookbooks from HarperCollins!

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Nova Scotia Seafood Cooking School Tropical Creole Cooking School, Costa Rica The Proprietors, Instructors, and Tour Leaders The Founders of the Nova Scotia Seafood Cooking School, and the Tropical Creole Cooking School, Daniel G. Abel, Charles L. Leary, and Vaughn J. Perret have worked together as food-world entrepreneurs for over twelve years. They founded Chicory Farm in Louisiana's Washington Parish in 1990 to farm organic produce, specialty mushrooms, and European-style cheeses. Soon, Chicory Farm had become purveyor to numerous fine restaurants and specialty food stores throughout the United States. Their endeavors drew the attention of the New York Times Martha Stewart Living , the New Orleans Times-Picayune , New York Observer , and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, among many others In 1996, the trio started the Chicory Farm Cafe in New Orleans's Uptown district, a restaurant that for three years helped re-define the culinary universe of the Crescent City, and earned accolades from Fodors , the James Beard Foundation, the TV Food Network, and the Los Angeles Times Magazine . In 1998, they sold their Louisiana enterprises and moved to Nova Scotia, where they opened Trout Point Lodge. In 2002, they opened Hotel Hacienda Cerro Coyote and Tropical Creole Cooking School and started offering European culinary tours for small groups.

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Home page. Math Trek Five-Suit Decks, Traffic-Jam Puzzles, and Other Treats Food for Thought Home Cooking on the Wane Science Safari Food Forays TimeLine 70 Years Ago in Science News Week of Dec. 7, 2002; Vol. 162, No. 23 Home Cooking on the Wane Janet Raloff Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Passover are among the few holidays on which home-cooked meals remain the norm. On most other days of the year, a large and growing share of U.S. diners happily leave the cooking of at least one meal to professionals. Eating in. Eating out is especially common for the nation’s smallest households, according to a new Department of Energy survey, but all demographic groups have been increasing their consumption of meals prepared outside the home. New data from the National Restaurant Association (NRA) confirm this trend. In fact, notes NRA president Steven C. Anderson, restaurant cuisine increasingly augments even traditional sit-at-home meals. For instance, "one-third of Americans turn to prepared foods [principally side dishes and desserts] to help with their holiday meals," he says. "Currently, consumers spend more than 46 percent of their food dollar on freshly prepared food away from home—up from 25 percent in 1955," observes Hudson Riehle, senior vice president of the National Restaurant Association and its top economist. Within 8 years, he forecasts, consumers will be directing more than 53 percent of their food spending to meals prepared commercially.

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Who We Are Master Chef Daniel Bonnot Instructor for the sessions is master chef Daniel Bonnot. Chef Bonnot was born in France and worked under Parisian chefs for seven years. After several years cooking in London at the Savoy Hotel, he moved to Guadeloupe, where he learned to integrate Creole cooking with French cuisine, and was "chef saucier" at La Caravelle. In 1979 he moved to New Orleans where he was proprietor/chef at Chez Daniel and most recently, Bizou. He was the mentor for the famous New Orleans chef Susan Spicer; he was named Chef of the Year in New Orleans in 1980 and 1995, and Bizou was named one of the 10 New Best Restaurants in the Country by John Mariani in Esquire in November,1996. Chef Bonnot has been a frequent celebrity chef at the March Jazz Fest in Juan-les-Pins (on the French Riviera), on luxury liners and around the world. Host Anne Reinauer and her husband, David. The Program Who We Are The Place Photos ... Home

39. New Releases - Homeward Bound Publishing about the man behind the book, scroll down to read our new author interview war, heopened his own little restaurant and did all the cooking for 40+ years. http://www.homewardboundpublishing.com/newreleases.html

H omeward B ound P ublishing new releases! catalog contact home ... contact us new releases! Author Appearances ~ coming soon! ~ 1 Dec: Internet chat 12 Dec: Radio interview 18 Dec: Book signing 14 Jan: TV interview New in December 2002! " If you're a GUY, and you've been downsized, "right-sized," laid off,...um...separated, no...RIF'ed Ah hell, FIRED... ...and your wife (or significant other) hasn't, it's time you did something around the house, like cook. This book is for you. " —Mike Malandrakis, the Outta-Work Cookbook Downsized and looking for work? This fun book mixes a healthy dose of humor (man style!) with lots of personality and practical suggestions about finding a new job and keeping your perspective until you do. This page introduces you to the Outta-Work Cookbook and gives you a look at the table of contents. Additionally, if you'd like to know a little more about the man behind the book, scroll down to read our new author interview with Mike Malandrakis!

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