Article Archive for March 2009
Nothing says Passover like matzoh ball soup, the original Jewish comfort food. Feeling under the weather? Have some matzoh ball soup. Depressed? …
From what I can tell, many people in the nutrition field regard people who claim to be lactose intolerant with a dose of skepticism. Apparently, some data somewhere shows that many people who think they …
I never much cared for stuffed grape leaves (or dolmas, as they’re known in Greek) until I tasted my mother-in-law’s version. While I always found other grape leaves to be too briny or bitter or …
Amid the excitement surrounding St. Patrick’s Day this week, a long-awaited milestone quietly took effect on March 16, but was celebrated widely by food safety advocates. Federal “Country of Origin Labeling” legislation (or, “COOL,” in …
We’re approaching St. Patrick’s Day, the day of the year that all of New York’s bagel shops color their dough green to help people start off their mornings in the spirit of the day. People …
I finished my last midterm last night and decided to reward myself for a week of library-dwelling with a glass of lovely Argentine Malbec. Which got me to thinking: for some time, observers have noted …