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1 hour ago — Pookster and the Practically Perfect Pickle doesn’t sound like the title for a Christian picture book, but it is. Written by Christian singer and songwriter Rhonda Funk, it features...
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September 01, 2010 — Do Chua Even our local Safeway carries daikon radishes now, plus I can get them at our farmer’s market too. I wanted to make a home version of banh mi sandwich last night so went online to find a...
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August 31, 2010 — Pickles are one of the best parts of life, but you can’t just go eating them all of the time. That’s a whole lot of salt you’d be taking in. Thankfully there is this Pickle Lip Balm...
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August 31, 2010 — ] East Village: Pizzanini is closed at the corner of Second Avenue at St. Mark's Place. [ EV Grieve ] Greenpoint: Tomorrow, Brooklyn Brine introduces its whiskey sour pickle with a party at Kill Devil Hill from 6 p.m....
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in Personal tech by Local Politics
August 30, 2010 — crouched over their laptops, and Savage’s new spokesman, Travis Proulx, gave a tour. He immediately greeted us by saying, “I apologize for the pickle smell.” It didn’t smell like that...
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September 01, 2010 — Bookended by a nail salon and a pickle store, a tiki bar makes an unexpected appearance at the storefront of 49 Essex Street in the Lower East Side. A tiki bar , furthermore, is not where...
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August 29, 2010 — Tonight marks the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards . Living in Los Angeles, that translates to street closures, high traffic at highly unusual times of the day, and parties. Oh, the parties. But beside the unwelcome...
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August 27, 2010 — The magnificent pickle dog at Bark, just above the Bergen Street station on the 2 and 3 trains. Welcome to 100 Dishes to Eat Now, Fork in the Road's handy list of some of our favorite dishes --...
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August 25, 2010 — Ava Mirapakayalu. Fresh green chiles that are tender but fat are chosen for this recipe. The green chiles are chopped up and soaked in oil having mustard powder. Once the chili is mature it can be served...
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August 25, 2010 — downstairs. Anyway, these pickles are really good. I wanted to make a sandwich slice that was different than the spears I had made and came up with the idea of a hot and spicy pickle. They are so...
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August 24, 2010 — Zucchini Pickle (serves about 20; approx. $0.42/serving) 3 pounds zucchini, sliced to ¼" thick 2 onions, quartered and sliced to 1/8" thick 2 teaspoons kosher salt ½ teaspoon (approx.) fresh...
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August 24, 2010 — Carol Ann Sayle Most customers come to our urban farm for very fresh (much of it harvested during market) USDA certified-organic produce. Invariably however, many are swayed by the jars of preserved produce...
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August 24, 2010 — ) and a pickle (Tannie Zelda’s). Now, to say that I love pickles is a wild understatement, and as Oded’s pickles and preserves are amongst my very favourite (if not the favourite) on offer...
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August 23, 2010 — . Pickled beets was first on the docket then. Pickled beets are a little sweet, mingled with some white onions and cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. They easily canned into some half-pint jars, so we don't have to...
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August 21, 2010 — It's not just fruits and veggies that can be pickled! The Goans from western India are experts at pickling different types of meat, fish and seafood. Take their Fresh Prawn Pickle for example....