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Food is Complicated. Making it Shouldn’t Be.

by Good. Food. Stories. Contributor November 3, 2011

“I wanted to do something of my own. And I was getting more and more interested in learning how to feed myself in a way that actually felt good for the first time. So I bought a camera, read the manual obsessively for a month, asked a friend to shoot with me, and started my own show.”

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Dispatch from London: Ottolenghi

by Irene Kopitov October 20, 2011

“Yotam Ottolenghi’s low-key cafés that pop up throughout London celebrate the city’s market culture have become a huge favorite. The Israeli-born and London-based chef focuses on simple, fresh, uncomplicated food infused with Mediterranean flavors. Sounds simple and run of the mill, but it’s anything but.”

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A Pittsburgh Bakery That’s So Good You’ll Plotz

by Tessa Barber October 13, 2011

“Two or three bite-sized marinated ham and swiss sandwiches, slightly sticky all over from the ham’s marinade. Fluffy, yeasty foccacia with a nest of olives on top. Key lime pie. Key lime cake. Fresh pumpkin roll just the right side of moist and just the right thickness of cream cheese filling. Mousse filled cupcakes in five or six different flavors. And I could go on.”

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Sake: It’s Not Just For Sushi Anymore

by Good. Food. Stories. Contributor October 6, 2011

“Despite sake’s growing popularity, there’s still confusion over its different styles, and oftentimes a misguided impression that one is not too different than the next. In reality, sake varies as much as fine wine; from clear to cloudy to crisp and light to creamy and full-bodied.”

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Do the Food Truck Hop

by Caitlin Thornton September 29, 2011

“Part scavenger hunt, part massive Thanksgiving-size meal, and just an amazing excuse to explore the city, on a food truck hop you start at one spot for your appetizer, head to another for your main course, and top it off with a dessert at a final truck. For maximum results, it’s imperative to implement a bar hop and get some drinks along the way.”

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Livin’ La Cucina Povera

by Christine Galanti September 8, 2011

“In Provence, the quintessential end-of-summer dish is ratatouille. Immortalized by the animated film of the same name, ratatouille is an aromatic stew that makes use of seasonally-plentiful eggplant, pepper, tomato, zucchini, squash, and fresh herbs.”

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