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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Not Quite “Nuts” About Green Almonds
Ever tasted a green (unripe) almond? I didn’t even know that green almonds existed, until my friend Linda Burnett, who writes a wonderful blog about Jamaica Plain, Roslindale and West Roxbury, took me on a culinary tour of Roslindale. While … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Uncategorized, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged Almond Board, Droubi Bakery, green almonds, Linda Burnett, Roslindale, Rozzie
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Does Family Vacation Food Have to Be Unhealthy?
When I became a pescovegetarian back in the ’70s, it was really hard to find food I wanted to eat when I was traveling. These days, I’m able to find tasty, healthy, local food in most cities. Sadly, this is … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Restaurants, Uncategorized, Vegetarian
Tagged BoardWalk, Cat Cora, Disney, family food, Iron Chef, Kouzzina
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A Whole Grains Cookbook Everyone Can Savor
I can’t even pretend to be objective about Maria Speck’s new cookbook, “Ancient Grains for Modern Meals” because a) Maria’s a long-time friend; b) she let me test a couple of the recipes; c) the recipes are creative, delicious, and … Continue reading