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Harvest is magical, but grueling
From the outside, winemaking seems romantic.
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Made in Oklahoma Coalition offers recipes for fall chill
Break out your sweaters and rakes, because fall is officially here and the Made in Oklahoma Coalition has some tasty recipes for the cool weather.
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‘Top Chef’ Antonia Lofaso shares meal strategies
Antonia Lofaso’s got your back.
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When smashed fried potatoes call your name, why fight it?
Take everything you love about a French fry — that crisp, golden-brown crust enveloping an oh, so fluffy interior — and flatten it.
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MARIO BATALI: Romanesco, an exotic Brassica with a short season and big taste
Imagine the psychedelic lovechild of broccoli and cauliflower with lime green British punk hair, and you have something close to romanesco.
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Tender flat iron steak particularly good grilled
If you haven’t given much thought to what to toss on the grill, try a simple, marinated flat iron steak.
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Rediscover Riesling, the noble grape
If you ask a sommelier to name her favorite grape, there’s a good chance she’ll say Riesling.
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Homemade popsicles for grownups
If you are going to all the trouble to make ice pops at home, what’s the point of making them in orange, grape and cherry?
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MIO Coalition offers A+ breakfast recipes
School is back in session, and the Made in Oklahoma Coalition is providing the following hearty and tasty breakfast recipes to start your day right and send your student off to school ready to learn.
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At farmers markets, home cooks see produce not offered to chefs
Even before chef Anthony Devoti opened Five Bistro about six years ago, he was cultivating relationships with St. Louis-area farmers. You might expect, then, that he gets the pick of the crop when he buys local produce.
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Harvest is magical, but grueling
