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On garnishes, the unsung heroes of every great sandwich

Why are sandwiches never as good when you make them at home? You might even buy your bread and meats from the same shop where you grab your to-go hoagies, but for the most part, your homemade version just won’t…

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    Gift Guide: The home cook

    See our other Gift Guides: Bike commuter | Philly proud | Explorer | Do-gooder Jeff Michaud’s Eating Italy | Exercise caution when gifting cookbooks: Most are, frankly, the literary equivalent of the gadgets crammed in the back of the utensil drawer…

    • Nov 21, 2013 - 1:46 pm
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  • An urban farm in Old Kensington is cultivating a crop of little-known tubers

    Neal Santos LA FINQUITA FARMERS: Natania Schaumburg and Cliff Brown. Flexibility is a key quality to cultivate if you want to get into serious eating. You may intend to hunt down one food, but the landscape is strewn with more…

    • Nov 14, 2013 - 4:35 am
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  • Afternoon Snacks Sugar Slam: Mystery flavor Dum Dums, Evil colas, How to get Americans to eat anything

    via flickr/Steve Snodgrass If you’re anything like me (god help you), you’ve had a bunch of conversations over the years as to what “mystery flavor” Dum Dums are all about. I’ve always assumed that they just wrapped a certain number…

    • Nov 1, 2013 - 7:06 am
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  • Noord brings well-honed creativity and comfort to an unfamiliar cuisine

    Jessica Kourkounis INTENSE FLAVOR: The seared diver scallop with mustard soup underneath and lumpfish roe on top is a memorable starter. “I think people thought it was going to be weirder.” I’m asking Joncarl Lachman, Noord’s chef/owner, about early perceptions of…

    • Oct 31, 2013 - 4:35 am
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    Afternoon Snacks: Champagne dreams and falconry wishes, Lard bread, Better pomegranate prep

    via flickr/Bodie Strain More relatable bird picnic. via flickr/Tadson Bussey More relatable chicken royalty. via flickr/Dan Paluska More relatable chicken royalty. Like clockwork, rich-people self-parody hits its pinnacle each year with the release of the Neiman Marcus holiday catalog. Last…

    • Oct 29, 2013 - 6:19 am
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  • Afternoon Snacks: Butterworld, Animals dressed as tacos, Oktoberfest in Palestine

    National Gallery of Art Antoine Vollon, Mound of Butter Modern Farmer does a lot of things really well, and that includes writing incredible corrections. To wit: “Correction: A previous headline on this story stated that Butterworld was the world’s first…

    • Oct 24, 2013 - 6:17 am
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  • Afternoon Snacks: Weird childhood foods revisited, Dollar Menu&morenaires;, Eating the Upper Peninsula

    via flickr/emilylaurel The title of this work is PICKLE CHIP SNACK. Is there anything better than reading people’s accounts of weird food combos they grew up eating? Until today, I would’ve said “No, no way is there anything better than…

    • Oct 22, 2013 - 7:10 am
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  • Afternoon Snacks: Food Network turns 20, The true paleo diet, Dream trick-or-treat hauls

    I’m having a hard time believing it, but our national love-hate relationship with the Food Network turns twenty years old next month, per this AP article that’s way more entertaining than it seems at first glance. A lot of it…

    • Oct 21, 2013 - 6:25 am
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    Openings: Taqueria Feliz, DiBruno Bros. at The Franklin, Garces at Bookbinder’s

    The taco plateau of our dreams at Taqueria Feliz, now open in Manayunk. Taqueria Feliz’s hard-to-miss facade. Private-label coffee by Counter Culture, available at the new DiBruno Bros. Private-label olive oil, available at the new DiBruno Bros. via flickr/John Blyberg…

    • Oct 18, 2013 - 1:26 pm
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