News Feed: October 26, 2012

Eight things to know about Eid Al-Adha, the Muslim food-centric holiday. [FoodRepublic]
Follow this pizza chain on Twitter and they just might follow you in real life. [HuffPo]
Food companies dish out money to fight California¹s GMO labeling proposition. [WSJ]
Anthony Bourdain on the best advice he ever received. [CNN]
News Feed: March 28, 2012
The flow of pink slime slows as major factories halt production in the face of public criticism. [NPR]
Food critics face the health risks of their career. [CNN]
Easy homemade yogurt. [Chicago Tribune]... Read more >
News Feed: January 25, 2012
McDonald’s Twitter backlash. [Chow]
Medicinal bacon: study shows cured meat can help nosebleeds. [Atlantic]
Spreading the word about sorghum syrup. [BA]
A gluten-free guide to the Windy City. [SE]
A surprising new study on school vending machines and obesity. [Slate]
Cookbook Sweepstakes: We Have a Winner!

Remember the sweepstakes we ran last month? We're happy to announce that A. Baldwin of East Haddam, Connecticut is the lucky winner of five indispensable JBF Award-winning cookbooks! Congrats! Don't forget, you can find all of the 2011 Award-winning and -nominated cookbooks in our Amazon store.
Sweepstakes: Help Us Reach 100K Twitter Followers and Enter to Win a Set of James Beard Award–Winning Cookbooks!
When we jumped headfirst into the social media universe a few years ago, we had no idea our online presence would grow at such a fast clip. In addition to our active Twitter feed, we now have a robust Facebook page, and we’re sharing the dishes we love on Foodspotting. But we’re hungry for more! We’ve set our sights on a particularly exciting social media milestone: 100,000 Twitter followers—and we need a little help from you to get us there. To sweeten the pot—and to thank you for your support—we’re going to give away five fantastic 2011 JBF Award–winning cookbooks! Here’s how you can enter the sweepstakes:1. Make sure you’re following us,
Twitter Travelogue: Eating Across the Country in 140 Characters or Less

by Jamie Feldmar
@WanderingFoodie25 / 9 April
Gearing up for cross-country road trip. Bringing extra suitcase for edible souvenirs. Not looking to repeat Ferry Plaza fiasco of ’04.
@WanderingFoodie25 / 10 April
Hitting the road from NYC. East Coast send-off: bagels and lox from Russ & Daughters. Thanks @LoxPopuli! #illmissyou
@WanderingFoodie25 / 10 April
Side note: are there any good appetizing shops in Middle America? #doubtful
@WanderingFoodie25 / 10 April
Approaching first stop, Pittsburgh. Love @PrimantiBros sandwiches as much as the next, but anyone have any recs for something a little lighter? #nooffense
@PittsPicks / 10 April
@WanderingFoodie25: Try @BonaTerra on Main St—would tell you what to order but the menu changes so often I can’t #justdoit
@WanderingFoodie25 / 10 April
Great din @BonaTerra—quail with rhubarb compote, who would have thought?! Tx @PittsPicks!... Read more >
News Feed: August 31
Freegans go mainstream. [Gothamist]
Raise your wine glass to this new study... [Time]
...then learn Alan Richman's tips for ordering wine. [GQ]
Why food aid isn't always the answer. [Atlantic]
Texans go to the extreme: deep-fried beer. [Slashfood]
Awards Watch: Awards Theme and Hosts Announced
Italian maven Lidia Bastianich, fusion pioneer Wolfgang Puck, and kitchen science cognoscente Alton Brown will share the podium at this year's James Beard Foundation Awards, which will go down on Monday, May 3, at Lincoln Center. The theme of this year's ceremony is "The Legacy Continues," a nod to the lasting impact that James Beard and his successors have had on American cuisine. We're asking every chef who has won our Outstanding Chef award (Daniel Boulud, Thomas Keller, Grant Achatz, and others) to shine a spotlight on chefs whom they believe are extraordinary examples of excellence in our culinary world. The 2010 Awards Gala Reception will feature dishes from these established and emerging talents from around the country. (Some of our Outstanding Chef winners will be handing out this year's medals, so expect to see some of the big names in the house, too).
We've also tapped Kelly Choi, host of Eat Out NY and Top Chef
Recipe: A Misspelled Tweet-Rye Cocktail
Just as we promised, the winning recipe from our Twitter Cook-Off has been added to the James Beard Foundation Recipe Section and will forever remain there in all its glory. Check it out here (don't worry, we translated the tweeted recipe into a plain English recipe for the folks who aren't fluent in Twitter speak).
Eye Candy: Twitter Cook-Off
The mise en place for a spice-crusted salmon recipe submitted to our Twitter Cook-Off. Check out more photos of the preparation and judging.
August 21, 2009, The Beard House, NYC
(Photo by Geoff Mottram)
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