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"So You Want To Open A Restaurant..." 
  [link] August 27, 2008 Love Food? Think Twice Before Jumping In By MICHELINE MAYNARD "WHEN Linda Lipsky taught a course called "So You Want to Open a Restaurant" at Temple University in Philadelphia, she deliberately made the business sound like a minefield. She warned her students that it is possible to lose... more »
By Gregory Morrow  - 7:57pm - 1 new of 1 message    

White Nectarines & Peaches??? 
  Is it just me, or are white peaches and nectarines sorely lacking in flavor? It past years I have rarely both the white varieties because they were much more expensive that the regular yellow ones, No this season white and yellow peaches and nectarines are the same price ($1.28 lb) in my supermarket. Very pretty very white very blah,... more »
By Lynn from Fargo  - 6:46pm - 4 new of 4 messages    

Pickled Green Beans 
  These were given as a garnish for the Bloody Mary recipe I linked to earlier from the L.A. Times. For those with a backyard harvest or a good farmers' market, these also look like a great refrigerator munchie even if you're skipping the drinks. Spicy pickled green beans 1 pound green beans, trimmed... more »
By aem  - 6:32pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

Cooking with gin 
  Did you know gin and tonics can cause tinitus? Me either until now. Both apparently are ear ototoxins. And I just bought a huge bottle of Boodles on sale since the G&T is my summer drink. The ringing sound is supposed to go away eventually but I think I'll pass on the stuff from now on. Recipes anyone? Lots of limes on hand too.... more »
By Paul M. Cook  - 6:25pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

homemeade yogurt 
  I bought a Salton yogurt maker and am having difficulty making decent yogurt consistently. It sometimes comes out too acidic, watery, and with a granular appearance. I use 32 oz milk, ~¼ cup dry milk, bring to 180 degrees F, cool to ~105 degrees, add powdered culture and put in yogurt maker. The last time it went over my usual 8 hours and to about 11. Maybe that... more »
By rose  - 5:37pm - 4 new of 4 messages    

COFFEE.... UP A NOTCH 
  I've been drinking Folgers Columbian coffee. Now, I'd like to try something a bit better. My local grocer has a pretty good selection of brands. I want to go.... "from the container to my coffeemaker" ????
By <RJ>  - 5:30pm - 9 new of 9 messages    

Re-freezing Chicken Giblets??? 
  I was, admittedly, lazy and just threw the little fryer chickens that came wrapped so neatly in their trim, plastic covers into the deep freeze. Now I am defrosting one and I'm wondering if I can re-freeze the giblets, liver and trimmed fat. I hate to waste anything. TIA Texas Janet
By Janet Wilder  - 5:08pm - 8 new of 8 messages    

Mid morning snack ww pts values 
  I'm home from work today. I was supposed to go to the Del Mar race track with my friend, but my so called friend stood me up to go to the Democratic National Convention. Go figure. ;-) Turns out I couldn't have gone to the track anyway so all's well that ends well. I finally have some time to dink with Photoshop Elements 6. I've... more »
By koko  - 4:52pm - 1 new of 1 message    

What To Do With Prunnella ??? 
  Yesterday, I bought a bag of prunnella at the Asian food store. It looks like a bunch of thin dried stems. What is it used for?
By Mark Thorson  - 3:47pm - 19 new of 19 messages    

Coping with Tomato Bounty 
  ...is the topic of an L.A. Times food section story today. Updated recipes for a Bloody Mary mix, a tomato soup, and a fresh roasted tomato sauce. For the lucky gardeners who have good crops this summer (Nancy). -aem [link]
By aem  - 2:56pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

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