Alexandra Greeley is a passionate foodie whose kitchen career has included a stint as food editor of Vegetarian Times magazine, where she learned a whole new culinary discipline.
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Dropping fall leaves and fall temperatures certainly curtail the appeal of delicate summer salads and barely there grilled entrees....
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Know your dark leafy greens? Going green takes on a whole different meaning as cool weather ushers in autumn's sturdy veggies, like...
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For eager tomato-lovers, heirloom tomatoes are an anticipated flavor of late summer. They garner as much respect and attention as,...
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As summer moves along, chances are, you have already wrangled with your outdoor grill. You've set the menu, invited friends over,...
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Melons were first enjoyed in the Middle East, making their passage to Europe and eventually to the New World. Members of the gourd...
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You can go nuts or maybe bananas. You can be sour as a grape, work for peanuts, or be as cool as a cucumber. But when you stop to...
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That most gracious of afternoon activities - the quaint tea party with delicate sandwiches, slices of sugary cake, and a pot of hot...
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As a native Californian, I had always taken a proprietary stand on the artichoke issue. Not that I developed artichokes or even...
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Asians may consider soy in the form of tofu as a dietary staple, but Western vegetarians and vegans have taken soy far beyond the...