News Feed: April 10, 2012

JBF's Mitchell Davis on NYC's hush-hush dining spots. [Dolce Vita]
Four Austin high schoolers cook at the James Beard House. [Statesman]
Japanese sushi robot makes 3,600 mounds of nigiri rice in an hour. [Chow]
Why Cibo Matto's Miho Hatori loves her kitchen. [Saveur]... Read more >
News Feed: March 5, 2012
Planning a vegan menu for Purim. [LAT]
“Stealth vegies”: will kids eat vegetables if they are hidden in cookies? [NPR]
An at-home interview with Grant Achatz. [WSJ]
News Feed: July 7, 2011
Celebrating the life of legendary restaurateur George Lang. [NYT]
In light of the recent holiday, Josh Ozersky looks at America's culinary independence (or lack thereof). [Time]
A New York Times video starring duck fat–fried chicken.
News Feed: April 5, 2011
New York University's food library now one of largest in America. [NYT]
The ease and elegance of meringue-based desserts. [WSJ]
Recipes for hearty vegetarian dishes. [WSJ]
Get to know the Pixie mandarin. [LAT]
Is Japanese sushi really threatened by radiation? [NPR]
News Feed: January 19, 2011
JBF president Susan Ungaro named one of America’s most powerful food figures. [The Daily Meal]
SoCal eagerly awaits its Friends of James Beard Benefit. [LA Weekly]
Lawsuit attempts to reverse California's controversial approval of toxic pesticide. [Atlantic]
Grass-fed beef for Fido? Homemade pet food is latest conscious consumer trend.
News Feed: October 22
Molly O'Neill stops by Ellis Island to chat about her new book, One Big Table, A Portrait of American Cooking. [NY Harbor Parks]
Personalizing dinner service by way of Google searches. [Gourmet Live]
Make the best of kohlrabi. [Smithsonian]
The most delicious crunchy fried potatoes you'll ever make. [SE]
The growing
News Feed: August 16
Sotheby's to auction off rare vintage vegetables. [WSJ]
A case for foie gras. [HuffPo]
The tomato's rise to prominence in Italy. [Boston Globe]
Budding entrepreneurs build a sweet career in the
News Feed: April 1
In case you hadn't noticed, macarons are really trendy right now. [LAT]
Attention Chicagoans: consider these restaurants for Easter brunch. [Chicago Tribune]
A look a Le Fooding, the Parisian festival that claims to represent a new generation of French cuisine. [New Yorker]
The Chow editors are having a good laugh today. [Chow]
News Feed: March 23
Instead of milk and sugar, try a pinch of salt in your morning espresso. [Khymos]
Food & Wine has named their sommeliers of the year. [Food & Wine]
In the country that introduced the world to sushi, fish consumption declines. [WSJ]
News Feed: March 22
The next season of Top Chef will be filmed in Washington, D.C. [Slash Food]
Chinese winemaking is on the up and up, but still murky for consumers. [WSJ]
After creating a kerfuffle for serving whale meat, a Los Angeles sushi restaurant has closed for good. [LAT]
A few strums on the chitarra will give you some neatly sliced pasta. [Atlantic]
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