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<b>Cooking</b> Season

But for me, personally, the extreme fall and winter are the time when cooking means mmm, mmm, good. Give me gravy, gratins, baked apples, winter squashes, cornmeal, roasts, hearty soups, comforting banana muffins, stuffed cabbage rolls,

<b>Cooking</b> with Coronation Street: Jim&#39;s Cafe Bread and Butter Pudding

Back in the day, before Roy owned the caff, Gail and Alma provide many delights for the inhabitants of Coronation Street.

New Scandinavian <b>Cooking</b>

PBS has a show called “New Scandinavian Cooking” (check your local PBS listing). There have been various hosts through the years but my favorite is returning and current chef Andreas Viestad. He was recently on Martha Stewart show

NY Times Dining Section Roundup: Artisan Foods and Home <b>Cooking</b>

The New York Times’ Dining Section was all about homey comfort cooking and artisan foods this week… Basic Pie: No Oven Required: Mark Bittman makes pizza… on the stove? He says that pizza fritta is ultracrisp and tastes of olive…

Japanese Hot Stuff

I came back from Japan with numerous delectable food purchases. The first thing I brought was “yuzukosho”. I was served this green paste as a condiment with nabe, a dish where you cook what you like in a pot on the table.

Tonight we are at Central Markets <b>Cooking</b> School

Wednesday, November 7 DALLAS 6:30-9:00 PM Central Markets Cooking School Class, Signing and Tasting 2777 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 1084 Dallas, Texas 75207.