Slow food nation The Taste, I attended the Taste Pavilion at Slow Food Nation last Sunday evening.is was the first Slow Food sponsored celebration of American traditionally produced foods. The food was enjoyable, the lines were not. At $65 a pop, was it worth navigating the crowds? Read more about it at Well Fed on the Town.

Summer = Baseball concert, As summer is winding down, I thought I would take the opportunity to make a suggestion.  There is less than a month left in the Ranger's season, and I think everyone should try and make it to one of the last home games.   I've been going to Rangers games since I was a little kid.  I remember the days of Nolan Ryan and Pudge Rodriguez.  This summer has really taken me back- watching players like Josh Hamilton and Michael Young who obviously love this game.   No, the Rangers are certainly.

Food, Inc. Full entry. September 4th, 2008 Sustainable Seafood Recipe contest! This in from Food .&.Water Watch.If you have a great original recipe for sustainable seafood, Food .&.Water Watch wants to cook it, taste it, judge it and, if you are a winner, put it in their upcoming sustainable seafood recipe booklet! In return, they'll send winners a Food .&.Water Watch chef's apron, and whoever submits the recipe chosen as their top pick will also receive $250. Get details on dates, rules, entries. The Taste tickets.

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An ?Iron Chef? takes on Kosher Cuisine music, Although I'm a total Top Chef junkie, except for the occasional Iron Chef episode, the Food Network doesn't hold my interest quite as much. But the other night, while channel surfing, I came upon a promo for an upcoming episode of ?Dinner Impossible. The show puts a celebrity chef in a very difficult situation, with an unrealistic time limit, to see if they can get the job done. This season's star is Michael Symon, a motorcycle-riding, tattooed Iron Chef who, I have to admit, I would.

Starbucks New Healthy Breakfast Tasted, Opinions Formed [Starbucks Breakfast] Tickets, Starbucks bravely asked us to try their new healthy breakfast items, knowing full well what a bunch of jerks we are. Why did they do this? No one can say. Anyway, it turns out that their new breakfast items are pretty darn tasty. Our full review inside. Pike Place Roast Coffee: Chris.".I like the old .".burnt.".coffee just fine.".Ben.".This tastes like 'coffee.' Like 'acme brand coffee.'.".Meg.".Like from Looney Toons.".Ben.".Yes, exactly.".Carey.".Easily overwhelmed by the milk.".Meg.".If you .

This Week in Recipes From Serious Eats Ramekins Full of Sweetness: Larry Gonick shares a lighthearted, illustrated version of corn pudding, to make great use of the corn still at the local farmers' market. Fresh and Italian-inspired: Whether tossed with homemade tuna or olive oil packed tuna from the grocery store, Lucy Baker recommends this delicious tuna conserva, tossed with potatoes and radicchio for a perfect light lunch. Melty Cheese, Crispy Bacon: Ed Levine decides to grill some serious bacon-cheese. The Taste tour tickets.

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Week One Preview: Cincinnati at Baltimore Change is necessary when you fall as far as the Ravens did in 2007. There were high hopes coming off a 13-3 AFC North division title and a second round playoff exit to the prodigal Colts left a bitter taste in mouth of fans. Things spiraled out of control quickly as poor showings on Monday night games, multiple injuries to key personnel and a growing feeling that the head coach had lost his team left last season one that many Baltimore fans wanted to forget. So as the team opens 2008 facing . Tickets for The Taste.