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Kids Restaurant Week in the District

June 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment

This Saturday, June 13, Washington DC’s first Kids’ Restaurant Week kicks off with a day of kids-cooking demos and other fun at historic Eastern Market. Kids’ Restaurant Week, June 13-21, is sponsored by Cookie and Gourmet, my two favorite magazines, and took place last year in New York and Chicago. This year, they bring the […]

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Tags: eatLocalDC · food news · PSA · restaurants

Organic Carrot Risotto

February 4th, 2009 · 20 Comments

Our CSA farm, Potomac Vegetable Farms, takes great pride in their sweet onions. Onions’ flavor is heavily dependent on the soil they are grown in, so great onions require careful treating of the soil and are a good indicator of a farmer’s commitment to the land. Carrots from our farm are likewise sweet and flavorful, […]

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Tags: organic · pasta · restaurants · sustainable family supper

Dinner at Central

November 14th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Last week I attended a FoodBuzz publishers dinner at Michel Richard’s James Beard winning Central in Washington, DC. Together with eight other DC bloggers, we enjoyed good wine, food, and conversation about food, of course. We started with the much lauded gougeres. While they were enjoyable, I was wishing for a slightly more pronounced explosion […]

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Tags: Local Flavor Friday · restaurants

Chesapeake Bay Blue Crabs

October 13th, 2008 · Comments Off on Chesapeake Bay Blue Crabs

An essential component of a DC summer, we finally had our Old Bay-doused, steamed Maryland blue crabs* this weekend at Quarterdeck. Nothing like cutting it close; Columbus Day is generally the end of crab season. It was less crowded than at the peak of summer though, and these meaty, sweet jumbo crabs were worth the […]

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Tags: eat local challenge · restaurants

Elections That Matter

September 24th, 2008 · 2 Comments

My favorite local coffee shop, Buzz, has delved into campaign politics with a spirited competition between elephant ears and donkey tails. Now, I’m happy to see elephant ears have made their way to the East Coast (although these are actually palmiers, not authentic elephant ears), but it’s fair to assume given our neighborhood that they’ll […]

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Tags: food politics · restaurants