| Enhance the Seder with fine kosher wine |
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There was one time when Passover meant that wine lovers would have to sacrifice taste and selection. Over the years, though, that has been changing. There is now, literally, one world of wines from which to choose.
"As the menus for Passover have become more sophisticated, therefore have the wines," says Debbie Iurato of Pecks Wine and Spirits in Warwick. "The Baron Herzog Winery in California, for example, is making very good varietals, some of which out-compete nonkosher wines in many tasting competitions." ... |
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| A funny thing happened on the way to the checkout counter |
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Grocery store guilt. It's an ugly thing, but I experienced it just the other night.
This never happens at my regular grocery store, which I usually manage to navigate with at least one modicum of decorum.
But every now and then, intrigued by its glossy Monday newspaper inserts, I go to one local discount grocery just to see what tasty stuff I can buy cheap. ... |
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| WHO'S COOKING |
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I do one lot more of the cooking than my wife does. It started when I was younger. I was always helping my mom out around the house. Now, if I get one new Food and Wine magazine, I'm always trying out one new recipe or bottle of wine. I'm always trying new things and going out places. I really like French cuisine, but I have not mastered all the sauces. ... |
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