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Chocolate & Zucchini Clotilde Dusoulier
  
Chestnut Pecan Biscotti Because I know you've been hanging on to the edge of your seats and I'm not such a bad person after all, here is my report on this year's batch of edible gifts.
Yahoo! Food Special Days
  
It's a New Year Setting the Table 101, The Ultimate Entertaining, Leg of Lamb Stuffed with Wild Mushrooms and Greens, Truffle French Onion Soup...
Los Angeles Times Wine of the Week
2004 Gulfi Carjcanti Pale gold with glints of green, it has an extravagant and generous aroma of apples and orange blossoms with notes of almond and anise in the taste.
Simply Recipes Elise Bauer
  
Meatloaf Stuffed with Spinach and Red Bell Pepper It was really quite good, and pretty too (as pretty as meatloaf can be) with the stuffing of red bell peppers and green spinach.
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Washington Post Features - Food
  
The Accidental Cheesemakers With a bit of learning and a cow, a local couple have started to produce cheese. "Who would have thought: a stay-at-home mom, four kids, married a farmer, and now we're talking to the owner of Cowgirl Creamery? My jaw was literally on the floor."
Gourmet Magazine Features - The Main Event
  
Everybody Loves Lasagne With that in mind, we've created six extraordinary baked pasta dishes that are even better than the old familiar favorite.
Bon Appetit Desserts Theme - End on a Sweet Note
  
Sweet Dreams The gifts are open and dinner was delicious. Now it's time for what we've all been waiting for - dessert.
Food & Wine This Month's Issue
Best of Beef From lean grass-fed meat to ultrarich wagyu, beef has become a food obsession. Here, eight top chefs share their best recipes for their favorite cuts, and a lesson on how to decipher the lingo.
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Cooking with Amy Amy Sherman
  
Raisin Bran Muffins Bad news. I have a hard time working my way through a box of raisin bran. The good news? Raisin bran makes great muffins.
Splendid Table American Public Media
Cooking in Southwest France Paula Wolfert, the culinary scholar and author who brought cassoulet, roast garlic and confit to America, joins us to talk about the updating of her groundbreaking classic, The Cooking of Southwest France.
New York Times Magazine Style Section
  
Food: The Nondairy Dairy Man He realized that the way to fix what was wrong with cows was to do without them - and invented his own brand of cream.
101 Cookbooks Heidi Swanson
  
Photos from New Zealand It is a Toyota Hiace to be exact, and comes equipped with a steering wheel on the right side, dual burner propane stove, dorm-sized refrigerator and freezer and enough room for me to stand without having to hunch over.
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