MarriedWithDinner
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We thought it was a secret, but the writer behind these Beer-Braised Short Ribs with Wheatberries steps forward to share the recipe with our drooling readers.
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Drink of the Week from London's famed Savoy. The Savoy Cocktail Book -- recipes from the hotel's legendary American Bar -- remains in print after 70 years.
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A perfect gift for the mad cocktail scientist in your life. Beaker-like Champagne flutes don't just look cool... they also insulate your bubbly. (2Jane via Apartment Therapy SF)
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You read about it every Friday. Now bring "drink of the week" to your house with this pair of fabulous Menu for Hope prizes.
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A sweet vermouth tasting seemed just the ticket for four cocktail aficionados to while away the weekend. But how different could the various brands be? Plenty!
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So many recipes that call for sweet vermouth use just a splash, or drown its subtleties under a lot of strong liquor. But the Americano highlights vermouth's strengths. And it's perfect for holiday parties.
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After a week of turkey, sometimes you just want to graze. When you've got such gorgeous local stuff to fill your antipasto plate, who needs an entree?
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Repeal Day marks the end of America's noble experiment -- the 13-year liquor-drought known as Prohibition. Raise a glass to celebrate... just because you can.
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Drink of the Week: In honor of Repeal Day (12/5), a Prohibition-era cocktail called the Ampersand, a mixture of gin & brandy & vermouth & a touch of orange.
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Turkey AGAIN!? (Would you click if I promise there's a recipe for a pumpkin pie that even squash-haters love?)
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Drink of the Week: The "Oh, Henry!" is a perfect party drink: flavorful but not too strong, laden with autumn spice, and incredibly easy to make.
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The locavore trend seems to be gaining slow acceptance in the retail world. Read about stores that make life easy for local eaters.
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Sure, it's November. But when you discover that one of your old college haunts is a true tiki landmark, a Mai Tai is the perfect way to celebrate.
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Drink of the Week: Oh, the delicious irony of a a cocktail named the D.O.M. -- the abbreviation for a Latin phrase meaning "To God, the best, the greatest."
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Even in the midst of the Dark Days Eat Local Challenge, it's nice to offer guests food that's more haute than humble.
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Like the now-trendy Chartreuse, Benedictine began its life behind abbey walls. It's also this month's 'Raiders of the Lost Cocktail' challenge ingredient.
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Dia de los Muertos celebrations include memorial altars laden with treats to tempt departed spirits to pay a visit to the living.
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San Francisco is blessed with a cadre of chefs who support the 'locavore' movement, sourcing from local farms, ranches, and other purveyors.
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A Halloween horror story, with recipes: Buying a chicken directly from the farm leads to a ghastly surprise.
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The Corpse Reviver makes for a hauntingly good Halloween cocktail.
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Spice Cake with Toffee Crunch -- the perfect finish for an autumn feast.
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Drink of the Week: Despite its spooky name and eerie orange glow, Satan’s Whiskers is not the least bit diabolical. It's a devilish mix of gin, orange juice, vermouth, and Grand Marnier.
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Our farmers market still has tomatoes, basil, and berries. But frankly, I’m ready for the potatoes and the greens and the crisp new apples of fall.
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Drink of the Week: The glorious thing about the Bee’s Knees — which fully lives up to its name — how easily it is to make with ingredients you keep around the house.
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Is it possible to eat locally ...even in the dead of winter? Dark Days Challenge aims to find out.
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Check out Bri's hilariously cool pumpkins. (This one's named Chuck!)
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Could it be the perfect bachelor dinner? A steak and bleu-cheese sandwich paired with an ice-cold Martini.
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Las Vegas is perhaps the last place on the planet you’d expect to find anyone attempting to practice the locavore lifestyle. But the times, they're a-changin'...
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Drink of the Week: the Whiskey Sour is one of those highly adaptable libations that can be successfully concocted nearly anywhere. And it's tasty, too.
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As summer rolls into fall, there's nothing more comforting than a pantry full of home-canned tomatoes.
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Drink of the Week: If you’re in the mood for a dessert cocktail, you could do far worse than to fall under the Sun Witch's spell.
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Would any serious spirits snob deign to make a drink called "The Strega-nator"? Doubtful. But desperate times call for desperate measures. (And, surprise: It's actually very, very good.)
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Drink of the Week: "Sweeney's Cocktail" probably wasn't named for the Demon Barber of Fleet Street, but it's devilishly tasty nonetheless.
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The simple joys of tending a window-box herb garden (plus a stunningly delicious recipe for using your miniature harvest).
