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  1. Tuscan wine family on '60 Minutes'

    Tuscan wine family on '60 Minutes'

    Oct 10, 2008

    In this Sunday’s episode of the CBS news program "60 Minutes," Morley Safer goes to Tuscany and Umbria for a report on the Antinori family, which has been making wine in Italy for more than 600 years. No, that’s no

    Tagged: wine, television

  2. Answering some sour questions

    Answering some sour questions

    Oct 10, 2008

    After the "Worth It/Not Worth It" story Amy Scattergood and I wrote last week, I got a lot of plaintive queries from those of you who wanted to know how to start your own wine vinegar. It's so easy, I'm almost

    Tagged: wine, cooking, ingredients, test kitchen, delicious deals

  3. Crossing the line? Restaurant critic hires local chefs to cater wedding

    Oct 10, 2008

    Romenesko points to an article by Ken Edelstein at Creative Loafing -- "AJC dining critic flouts a conflict of interest." It's about the Atlanta Journal-Constitution restaurant critic Meridith Ford Goldman hiring local

    Tagged: politics, news, chefs, deep dish

  4. Clay pot lust

    Clay pot lust

    Oct 9, 2008

    A recent e-mail brought the latest newsletter from L’Atelier Vert — Everything French Gardening, a website from American expat Barbara Wilde, who lives and gardens in France. An author for Rodale Press, Wilde also

    Tagged: travel, cooking, cookware

  5. Checking out 'The Big Fat Duck Cookbook'

    Checking out 'The Big Fat Duck Cookbook'

    Oct 9, 2008

    Times blog Jacket Copy delves into "The Big Fat Duck Cookbook," published in the U.K. and U.S. this month: Its price tag -- $250 in the U.S. -- is enough so that most cooks would think twice about turning its pages

    Tagged: books, science, current affairs, restaurants, chefs