
- Something I have to try soon: bacon with brown sugar and orange juice.
- Mmmmmm...ant egg salad, jelled blood, and anise-scented spleen!
- Video: How to make a Spanish tortilla.
- A tribute to beer writer Michael Jackson, who died last month.
- Alice Waters is single.
- A guide to picking apples in Massachusetts.
- Will Massachusetts restaurants have to list calories of foods on their menus?
- This week's recipes: Pork Chops with Apple Cider, Macadamia Nut Chicken, Apple Galette, and Green Peppers with Toasted Almonds and Golden Raisins.

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9-24-2007 @11:07AM jsmylie said... Jellied blood. Well, uh...it's an efficient use of every part of the animal, at least, but considering I can't even touch black pudding...
And that article on calorie labels is a little maddening. "We guesstimate, which suits everybody just fine. "Hmm, so I had three pieces of French bread with butter. That's, what, 20 calories apiece? And the shrimp scampi, that's like 120 calories right there. And tiramisu for dessert – I'd peg that at 75 calories." The dieter has "kept track" and still enjoyed the meal."
Except the dieter hasn't really kept track, and with a growing amount of Americans eating out more than three times a week that's an important distinction.
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9-24-2007 @2:16PM suzy said... I read the article on bacon yesterday in the Globe, and was struck that it looked a lot like something I had seen on a food blog. Indeed it did. Check out
http://nookandpantry.blogspot.com/2007/09/maple-dijon-glazed-bacon.html
It's not the first time I've seen blog items show up in other print media. I wonder what the copyright deal is with blog posts.
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