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Nov
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4:31 AM Sources: WBUR - 90.9 - Boston MA
With Thanksgiving nearly upon us, cooks are making their shopping lists, checking them twice, and perhaps looking for ideas in carefully saved November issues of Gourmet Magazine. This month's issue is its last. Conde Nast has pulled the plug on the nearly 70-year-old publication, but NPR's special correspondent Susan Stamberg found Gourmet's erstwhile editor, Ruth Reichl, alive and well, thinking of cranberries.  

Nov
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Right now, the Brown Dog Family Kitchen doesn't look like much from the outside. Tucked off of Mason Street, the nondescript building gives way to an open kitchen filled with the leftover pungent aroma of onions and mangos from a late-night cooking session Tuesday. Co-owner and business director Jay Iglehart was cooking salsa and marinara sauce in the new kitchen, which he opened Oct. 1 with family, for his other business, Gilberto's Gourmet Goodness.  
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Nov
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Robert Conklin moved from upstate New York to Eagle to be closer to his children and his grandchildren. But Conklin soon learned that life in the Colorado high country was bad for his heart condition. "I soon discovered I couldn't live at altitude," said Conklin.  

Nov
18
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7:52 AM Sources: The Herald - Rock Hill SC
3. It's not a lumpy, bumpy, frumpy unripe Bartlett pear. There are no black seeds inside; instead, a lovely ivory edible seed is tucked at the gourd's core.  

Nov
18
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I had to share this recent story with my fellow science geeks out there. It's all about stuff you never knew to ask about food in NASA's space shuttle. According to the article, here are some fun tidbits: -  
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Nov
18
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4:10 AM Sources: Chicago Tribune - Chicago IL
As iconic as that quivering tube of ruby-red sauce is, give yourself the pleasure of tasting fresh cranberries while in season. Unlike much produce that's shipped to your market throughout the year, fresh cranberries make a limited appearance during the fall and early winter. Cranberries, which have no skins to peel and no seeds to remove, are ideal for the busy cook.  
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Nov
18
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France gets the credit for the basic idea behind roux. But roux changed when it got to Louisiana. It got darker and thicker, and it got added to more things, like étoufées.  

Nov
18
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This Frugal Traveler is not big on souvenirs. Too often, the postcards, T-shirts and other tchotchkes hawked to tourists are kitschy and overpriced — the kind of junk that takes up space in your suitcase and gets filed away when you return home. Rarely do those things fulfill the French root of the word "souvenir" and help you to remember your adventure.  
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