Food in Jars the Blog Is Now Food in Jars the Book
Not surprising: The author learned pickling while growing up in Portland, Oregon.
Not surprising: The author learned pickling while growing up in Portland, Oregon.
We caught up with Frederic Morin, one-half of the team behind Montreal's super-popular Joe Beef.
Plus: Global food prices continue falling; and Martha Stewart compares sausage casings to condoms, all in our morning news roundup.
The Brooklyn Brewery brewmaster brings his new book and some rare beers to London Grill.
The brains behind Montreal's Joe Beef comes to Osteria to cook for one night.
Plus: an increasing number of chefs are turning out books about cooking at home; and the 2011 British Curry Awards go off without a hitch, all in our morning news roundup.
The chef will talk about his book amongst other things at tonight's library event.
The book features more than 200 recipes from the Civil War era.
The staff meal-inspired dinner includes a copy of Guggiana's latest book.
With Vetri's help the magazine presents the city in broader scope..
While he gears up for a new project, Levin tweets, cooks for dogs and goes in search of corn.
Plus: Scores of new restaurants are on Philly's horizon; and July was a particularly bad month for restaurants, all in our morning news roundup.
With the vermouth crisis averted, the Franklin Mortgage crew tackles another shortage at the bar.
The new book is geared toward home cooks, but Vetri says it also offers some challenging recipes.
Plus: Jaime Oliver ends a lucrative endorsement deal; and Jell-o is cool again, all in our morning news roundup.
The chef and renowned cookbook author will talk about her book and demonstrate how to clean and cook seafood.
The new book details nearly every aspect of winemaking, from the vineyards to the cellar.
Plus Skyy Vodka's new ad depicts a woman having sex with a vodka bottle, and regulators sue POM juice over unsubstantiated health claims, all in our morning news roundup.
For $1.2 million the bar where Charles Bukowski once held court could be yours.