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Jennifer Hamilton makes Domestic Goddess warm and comforting By Jessica Berthold Originally published January 18, 2007
Just as cooking shows succeed or fail based on the personality of the host, one cooking blog prospers only when the writer's voice entices. That's the case with the Domestic Goddess (www.domestic goddess.ca), whose tone is as warm and comforting as the smell of baking bread. ... |
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_An Austin foodie falls in love with Marathon\'s gourmet meals, strong coffee, spa life, and liquid desserts on chilly nights_ BY CLAUDIA ALARCÓN
I went west following one chef, but like many who've headed in the same direction, I discovered much more. In my 22 years of living in Austin, I had never visited that part of Texas. Texans talk about the Big Bend, Terlingua, Study Butte, Lajitas, Marfa. They seemed like mythical names out of an old Western to me. Then, last spring, I learned that chef Paul Petersen had become executive chef at the legendary Gage Hotel in Marathon after closing his highly acclaimed Little Texas Bistro in Buda. That day, I decided West Texas would no longer be one long-lost movie set, but one place I would visit soon. ... |
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| January is National Hot Tea Month, therefore take the opportunity to learn everything you can about the history, art, and preparation of tea at Tea Seminar Level I at the Tea Embassy (900 Rio Grande, 330-9991). Cost is $50, including instruction and one cream tea with scones and tea samples. Reservations necessary; 1-4pm, Saturday, Jan. 20. ... |
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