All the News That's Fit to Eat - Dec. 5, 2007
All the News That's Fit to Eat - Dec. 5, 2007
- Bay Area caterers offer their top tips and delicious recipes to help you throw glamorous and welcoming holiday parties. — San Francisco Chronicle
- In a world of snack menus and small plates, is the entree headed for extinction? — New York Times
- Looking for more gift ideas? Here are 16 Midwestern artisan faves. — Chicago Tribune
- Originally banned in 1912, absinthe is finally back. — Boston Globe
- Lots of great books hit the shelves this year; here are 16 books worth checking out. — Washington Post
- Celebrate Christmas Texas-style with The Pastry Queen's holiday cookbook. — Houston Chronicle
- Old-fashioned treats and cookies get a few modern upgrades. — The Oregonian
- Looking for another holiday cookie? Try these rum-filled thumbprints. — Sacramento Bee
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- Was the Sazerac America's first cocktail? — HuffPost Taste
- Restaurant pulls sexist dress code after backlash — Eater
- The always dapper Geoffrey Zakarian talks food and fashion — Zagat
- Creative food-centric wedding gifts you'll be proud to give — Grub Street
- The best electric waffle iron, hands down — America's Test Kitchen
- Which fast-food burger chain is launching a food truck? — Delish
- How to keep pesky cheese from sticking to the grater — Food Republic
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