1. Julia's Pumpkin Pie Bread Pudding  permalink

Julia's Pumpkin Pie Bread Pudding
Www.barefootkitchenwitch.com

Yesterday Julia was talking about wanting to make something with me.  Something to eat.  I asked what she wanted to make, and she said, after a bit of thought, "pumpkin bread pie."

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Emily Farris / Slashfood
Julia's Pumpkin Pie Bread Pudding Pumpkin Pie - Feast Your Eyes   —  Filed under: Thanksgiving , Feast Your Eyes , Fall Pumpkin pie. Photo: Flickr/maggiejane . Whether you make it from scratch, from a can or you buy it from a store, no Thanksgiving dinner is complete without a pumpkin pie. This one, from Flickr user maggiejane , is a little bit store bought, a little bit from a can and a little bit homemade. On ...

Denise Santoro Lincoln / Bay Area Bites
Julia's Pumpkin Pie Bread Pudding Pumpkin Cheesecake with a Pecan Shortbread Crust   —  But pumpkin pie can be more than the standard fare of pureed pumpkin mixed with cream, sugar, eggs, and spices in a butter or graham cracker crust. I mean, honestly, do we all need to make the same pie every year? So this holiday, after a lifetime of eating traditional pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving, I decided I was in the mood for something a ...

2. Drop That Burger  permalink

Drop That Burger
Www.forbes.com

Patrick O. Brown, a Stanford University biochemist, has changed science twice by giving stuff away. In the early 1990s Brown invented the DNA microarray, a tool that measures how cells make use of their DNA; he then showed researchers how to make their own, transforming genetic research. In 2000 he was one of three scientists who launched a free, ...

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3. Kiyokawa: So Sorry, So Good  permalink

Kiyokawa: So Sorry, So Good
Www.laweekly.com

Kiyokawa is a small sushi bar on the southern edge of Beverly Hills, a couple of blocks south of Wilshire and almost invisible among modest boutiques and storefront offices. If you’re passing it by car, the restaurant could be mistaken for one of the sandwich shops that speckle the neighborhood, the kind of place whose culinary ambitions don&

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4. Listeria Salmon Recall by NY Fish Company  permalink

Listeria Salmon Recall by NY Fish Company
Food Poisoning Law Blog

A New York fish company has recalled smoked salmon that tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes during regulatory sampling by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) . Service Smoked Fish Corp. of Brooklyn, New York, didn't say how much of its Brooklyn's Best brand smoked nova salmon is affected by the recall. But the Listeria salmon recall ...

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Julia Burke / New York Cork Report
Listeria Salmon Recall by NY Fish Company Chateau Buffalo: A True Commitment to New York Wine   —  By Julia Burke, Niagara Escarpment Correspondent It’s exciting to find a great selection of New York wines in a shop. But a wine store devoted entirely to New York State? Carl Schmitter, owner of Chateau Buffalo in Buffalo, NY, is...

Lenn Thompson / New York Cork Report
Listeria Salmon Recall by NY Fish Company Announcement: The New York Cork Report 2009 Wines of the Year   —  By Lenn Thompson, Editor-in-Chief Today I'm proud to announce that, for the first time in this blog's existence, its editors will be naming the New York Cork Report 2009 Wines of the Year on January 11, 2010. Over the course...

5. USA Winery Index  permalink

USA Winery Index
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6. Deep Fried Macaroni  permalink

Deep Fried Macaroni
Meals / MealMe

Balls of macaroni deep fried with a tasty tomatoe sauce.

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Deep Fried Macaroni Stuffed Pork Loin   —  Don't come here if you're put off by tattoos, piercings, ironic t-shirts and hats, but that's the only reason you shouldn't come. Yes the Doug Fir is hipster run, and attracts a mostly hipster crowd, but the service is excellent, prices reasonable and food is fantastic. Three pork loins stuffed with cherries, apples, hazelnuts and goat cheese. ...

7. Hot Mexican Cocoa with Stone-Ground Chocolate  permalink

Hot Mexican Cocoa with Stone-Ground Chocolate
Jennifer Iserloh / Slashfood

Filed under: Chocolate , Recipes , How To , Mexico , The Skinny Chef Photo: Jennifer Iserloh What makes chocolate so addictive? Chocolate contains a variety of substances, which definitely have an effect on the mind or body chemistry. These include compounds like theobromine, the primary alkaloid in cocoa and chocolate also stimulates the heart ...

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Anne-Marie / This Mama Cooks! On a Diet
Hot Mexican Cocoa with Stone-Ground Chocolate More recipes from Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day: Chocolate Espresso Whole Wheat Bread   —  My Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day cookbook giveaway ends TONIGHT! So enter if you’d like to win a copy for yourself or to give to the baker in your life for the holidays. Chocolate and Coffee – a Rx for health? The following recipe from Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day by Jeff Hertzberg, M.D., and Zoë François contains chocolate ...

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Hot Mexican Cocoa with Stone-Ground Chocolate Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats Chocolate Little Bites Cereal   —  Upon first seeing Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats Little Bites in the stores, I snatched up the Honey Nut variety and enjoyed every last morsel. Adam from Grub Grade and Jilian from Back to the Nest, both left comments that the...

8. CINNAMON AND VANILLA PANNA COTTA  permalink

CINNAMON AND VANILLA PANNA COTTA
Ilva / Lucullian delights

First of all I need to thank you for you reassuring comments to yesterdays post, I am very very happy it all works so well this time! The best thing though was that several of you readers delurked and I got to know you and your blogs! Thank You all!Yesterday when I was driving back home on our road after doing some errands, it was blocked by two ...

9. Did You Do the Kitchen Cure? Take Our Survey, Win a Cookbook!  permalink

Did You Do the Kitchen Cure? Take Our Survey, Win a Cookbook!
Www.thekitchn.com

If you took the Fall Kitchen Cure, we have a short questionnaire for you. It won't take more than a few minutes, and if you complete the survey (and we have you on record as having signed up for the Cure!) by next Wednesday, November 25th at 12pm (EST), you'll be entered in a draw for one of five copies of my cookbook, The Greyston Bakery Cookbook.

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Did You Do the Kitchen Cure? Take Our Survey, Win a Cookbook! Cookbook Review: Simple Fresh Southern by Matt Lee and Ted Lee: Sibling Rivalry   —  Photograph: Helen Rosner / Eat Me Daily The misleading thing about sophomore slump, as a concept, is that it focuses on the downturn. That's not to say that the theory doesn't hold water: with that first creative excursion you've had your whole life to come up with you're going to say, it's fresh and new and [...]

10. Dungeness Crab Cakes  permalink

Dungeness Crab Cakes
Meals / MealMe

We ducked into this place mostly to get out of the rain. What a find! Relaxed atmosphere and great food. This is like a Benny, but taken apart. Two dungeness crab cakes, topped with two poached eggs and hollandaise sauce, with the English muffins served on the side. Great combination of flavours.

11. Sweet & Sour Chicken  permalink

Sweet & Sour Chicken
Meals / MealMe

This China Sea offers great lunch portions for under $5. Sweet & Sour Chicken was all white meat with a nice crispy batter. The hot oil on the table is always good too.

12. Hello from Idaho  permalink

DeeDee_Bakes / The Fresh Loaf

Hello everyone! I'm DeeDee from Idaho. I love baking breads and have fallen in love with this site! In fact, I've got a whole wheat loaf in the oven as I type this. My family loves to come home to homemade bread and will hardly eat that store bought stuff anymore. Even my 6-year-old has started getting in on the bread-making action. He loves to ...

13. When “Twilight” merchandise goes too far: Robert Pattinson panties  permalink

When “Twilight” merchandise goes too far: Robert Pattinson panties
Shine.yahoo.com

Though we'll never fully understand the cult obsession with "Twilight" (we liked the "Harry Potter" books better), onwards it goes, yielding loads of merchandise and memorabilia. From the innocent posters and t-shirts, to the more fan-crazed fragrances, pendants, and sweatpants that say "Bite Me" on the bum, the ...

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Edible Zeitgeist : Eating Like a Twi-hard, 101 Planned 'Twilight' Restaurant Changes Name   —  Filed under: Restaurants Note: There are no restaurants on the town seal. Photo: ewen and donabel, Flickr . So much for a menu of blood oranges and garlic: The owners of a planned "Twilight" -themed eatery in Forks, Wash., say they're studiously avoiding vampire cuisine. The logging town of Forks, as depicted in Stephenie Meyer's hugely popular ...

14. Beers and links for the weekend  permalink

Stan Hieronymus / Realbeer.com Beer Therapy

- Pennsylvanian Dale Van Wieren has recorded every beer he’s drank since 1971 and tomorrow he’ll knock back No. 10,000. Don Russell has the story. - Yule Beer Blog Photo Contest returns. You’d already know this if you were reading Beer for the Holidays. - A six-pack of holiday beer suggestions: Samuel Adams Holiday Porter, Rogue ...

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Www.philly.com
Beers and links for the weekend Joe Sixpack: A beer a day for 10,000 days   —  Dale Van Wieren of Lansdale, Montgomery County, cracked open the dark German lager on March 19, 1971, wrote its name in a notebook, poured himself a glass and put the bottle on a shelf.

15. Thom Leonard's Country French Bread with Apricots and Hazelnuts  permalink

Thom Leonard's Country French Bread with Apricots and Hazelnuts
CaptainBatard / The Fresh Loaf

I was given Maggie Glezer's book Artisan Baking many years ago from a friend who received it from the publisher to review. She is chief with too many books on her shelf already....she knew i was interested in bread, so she passed it along to me. I was a closet baker for many years...but never touched the white stuff. I liked the idea of bread ...

16. Cooking With The Butterball In-door Turkey Fryer  permalink

Cooking  With The Butterball In-door Turkey Fryer
WhiteTrashBBQ / WhiteTrashBBQ

I know it's not barbecue, but indulge me for a minute. The folks over at Butterball sent me an indoor turkey fryer to try out this year. At first I thought they were nuts. Why would I want to fry a bird inside? All that hot oil is dangerous, and frying stinks! The house would smell for days. I was a bit dubious in trying this out, but finally ...

17. Feel the Burn  permalink

Feel the Burn
Www.seattleweekly.com

At some point in the middle of every Korean meal, I become overwhelmed. A hundred-thousand Scoville units' worth of chiles have electrified my mouth, and my taste buds crackle and spark each time they encounter the tang of fermented pickles anew. Garlic has filtered from my gut to my pores, and beer and capsaicin have set my endorphins coursing. ...

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18. Chard and Saffron Tart with Yeasted Tart Dough  permalink

Chard and Saffron Tart with Yeasted Tart Dough
Xaipete / The Fresh Loaf

This tart made a delicious dinner. The tart was lighter than a traditional quiche because of the yeasted crust. We really enjoyed the Chard and saffron filling. (Hans: I’m thinking this is right up your alley and that you will come up with some magnificent variation!) I used crème fraîche in the dough but will use butter next ...

19. Rolled Oats and Apple Bread  permalink

Rolled Oats and Apple Bread
Txfarmer / The Fresh Loaf

Another winner from Dan Lepard's book "The handmade loaf". The dough was very sticky and wet from soaked oats and grated apples (I used Fuji), but I like wet dough. I used Sir Lancelot high gluten flour because I ran out of bread flour at home (17 different kinds of flour, yet that's the one I ran out), the end result was a beautiful bread with ...

20. Wok not ready to roll? Try this trick for cleaning it  permalink

Wok not ready to roll? Try this trick for cleaning it
The Seattle Times

"I have an old steel wok, maybe 15 years old, made of thin steel with a round bottom and wooden handles. Possibly due to improper cleaning, the wok has developed a brown-black sheen on the inside, which leaves a bad taste on the food and also seems to inhibit heat transfer from the wok to the food. Can this be fixed, or do I need to start over ...