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More in Food, page 48
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Side Orders: With peach season underway, time to make this sweet salsa
We're at the height of peach season. How do you plan to indulge? Consider peach salsa, which doubles as a dip as well as a condiment for pork, chicken and even fish.
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Fare Exchange: A summer potluck calls for the guests’ favorite salads
It's a golden month, this one, so shall we help each other cook seasonally and satisfyingly in its eight remaining days?
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This asparagus recipe will become your new favorite finger food
I've been toting bundles of brilliant green and violet asparagus stalks home from farmers markets — some skinny as pencils, others thick as my thumb.
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Keep your grilled chicken juicy, thanks to these tips
Summer evenings draw me out of the kitchen, into the soft light and gentle breezes.
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These 5 dynamic recipes will travel well with your life on the go this summer
Summer is a time when many of us eat at least some of our meals outdoors, which means looking for bright and delicious dishes that hold up to the rigors of car travel.
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A look at Starbucks and its Pumpkin Spice Latte, which returns to US menus Aug. 26
Want a little autumn in your August? You’re in luck.
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Sticky Fingers in Chattanooga closes amid bankruptcy
'Downtown is dying,’ executive says, but official says it's 'increasingly vibrant'
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Beef prices have soared in the US — and not just during grilling season
Anyone firing up the grill this summer already knows hamburger patties and steaks are expensive, but the latest numbers show prices have climbed to record highs.
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America’s protein obsession is transforming the dairy industry
Ken Heiman is a certified Master Cheesemaker, one of four who ensure that the cheddar, Gouda and other cheeses made at Nasonville Dairy in Marshfield, Wisconsin, taste great.
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Trump says Coke will shift to cane sugar. But increasingly, shoppers want no sugar in their sodas
The debate over whether Coca-Cola should use high-fructose corn syrup or cane sugar in its signature soda obscures an important fact: Consumers are increasingly looking for Coke with no sugar at all.
