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Memorial Day Recipe: Homemade Guacamole

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Word is that salsa has overtaken catsup as the most-consumed condiment. After a party I attended last weekend, I'd say guacamole is close behind!…

Dining: Hurricane Grill Opens Near Trader Joes

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The Luihn Family has been a force in the Cary business landscape for years, operating all the Taco Bell and KFC restaurants in the state. Their latest venture, Hurricane Grill & Wings in Cary, breaks the mold with a sit-down family friendly atmosphere located in a long vacant spot on…

Book Review: North Carolina’s Favorite Food – Barbecue

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As any North Carolinian knows, barbecue is a noun (it's also a religion). Barbecue is NOT the thing you grill on. It's not something you go to. It is a cooked pig. Period.…

Wines for Mother’s Day

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Mother's Day is next Sunday, May 13, 2012. Don't get caught unprepared, guys! Consider planning your celebration around a bottle of fine wine.…

Beers of Mexico for Cinco de Mayo

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Let’s explore Mexico through cerveza. I chose a few you might want to try at your Cinco de Mayo party and act all “beer sommelier”.…

Culinary Exchange Brings French Students To Cary

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Where do culinary students from Le Touquet, France come to work and study their craft? If you answered “Cary and the Triangle," you would be right. You can sample their work on April 26 at Page-Walker in Cary.…

Recipe: Homemade Pastrami

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Story by Jim McGrody, Director of Culinary Services at Rex Hospital. Photo by Hal Goodtree from Pastrami King on 23rd Street in Manhattan. Cary, NC – I am kind of a sandwich snob. I love complex flavors, high quality meats and cheeses and, of course, the bread has to be…

Recipe: My Grandma’s 1920′s Strawberry Whips

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I recently flew back to my mother's house in Eugene, Oregon to prepare her home for sale. Several intriguing pieces of memorabilia turned up, and one of them was my Grandmother's recipe book.…

A Guide to Wheat Beers

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Wheat beers are seen everywhere these days. They are low hopped (as in "not bitter"), tasty - often banana-y, straw-colored and generally hazy gold in color. Herewith, just in time for Spring, is my guide to enjoying the pleasures of wheat beers.…

Passover Recipe: Chocolate Covered Matzoh

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Passover is one of my favorite holidays. It has a great story, and is full of wonderful traditions and like most good holidays – a major part of it is “about the food”. Get in the spirit with this recipe for Chocolate Covered Matzoh.…

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