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These four are must-trys. Photo by Hannah Kaminsky | THE NIBBLE. Joan Bernstein’s family has been farming on Long Island—the native word is Paumanok—for more than 100 years. Working with the fruits of the land is in her DNA. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, goes the adage. If they were Meyer lemons—or blood…
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For a special but easy summer salad, add fresh grapefruit or orange sections and avocado and red onion slices to your favorite greens. Toss with a light vinaigrette. We love a dressing made from one of O Olive Oil’s citrus olive oils, paired with red wine vinegar. Read our review of O Citrus Olive Oil,…
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Some people would turn somersaults to find a crunchy new snack. But you need only open a bag of Somersaults, an interesting new, all natural snack cooked up in Berkeley, California by the Somersault Snack Co. Focusing on protein, fiber and balanced nutrition—“mindful munching”—these crunchy nuggets, the size of a nickel, are made from sunflower…
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Chef Rick Bayless, one of the final four Top Chef Masters. If you’ve been watching Top Chef Masters, you may be enjoying it more than regular Top Chef—because you see that America’s great chefs have just as tough a time of it as the unknowns. Or, you may enjoy it less, because these professionals are…
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Whether you’re a vegetarian, have vegetarian guests or simply love great veggies, these vegetable fries recipes are a welcome appetizer alternative to raw veggies and dip. Even if you aren’t a fan of fried food, these starters, created by two notable New York City chefs, Julian Medina and Alex Ureña, are succulent with international flavor.…
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