Chicago Tribune in 60 Seconds: Olive Oil, Seafood, and Community Cooking
Posted Mar 26th 2008 12:30PM by Sarah J. Gim
Filed under: Midwest Cities, Newspapers, America, in sixty seconds

Leading the charge at the Tribune is
olive oil, with recipes for
Orange salad with olives and cilantro and
Peppery red aioli. Also,
Five countries, five oils,
What to look for in olive oils, and
Chicago-area sources.
If you feel like fish, there is
advice on what types of seafood are in season and a recipe for
Pan-seared halibut with shaved fennel, watercress and radish.
Also in the kitchen,
community cookbooks are a treasure trove,
pork medallions are good for the planet,
white anchovies,
tarragon,and
lemons are a yellow marvel.
Tags: chicago, chicago tribune
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