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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2002
Page
26
A reader shares a quick recipe using reduced fat breakfast sausage with radiatore pasta spinach cherry tomatoes and mozzarella and Parmesan. The dish cooks in about 15 minutes yields six servings and links to a reader mail call for Desperation Dinners.
Dr. Alan Hirsch leads a six month study with 15 000 volunteers testing flavor intensifiers to trick the brain into feeling fuller. Participants sample kiwi almond Cheddar cocoa pistachio flavors while criteria include being 10 pounds overweight and age 18 to 65.
Smithsonian historians revive Julia Childs kitchen from Cambridge to Washington for six month display. The room, packed with cookware and peg boards, illustrates how a domestic space mirrored a professional chefs evolving influence on American cooking and women’s work in the 20th century.
Marion Rhinehart requests Iowa Corn Chowder recipe from Family Circle Classic One Dish Meals. Includes instructions for corn chowder with optional bacon and a second carrot souffle recipe from Julie Freeman. Cedar Rapids readers are invited to send in recipes to Anne Rutter at The Gazette with contact details.
Coralville New Pioneer Co op offers March and April classes with experts such as Carol Hunt Master Brewer Eric Nielsen Kurt Michael Friese Rebecca Bergus David Burt and Dennis McGovern. Topics include vegetarian dinners eggs brining pork and chicken hearth bread and seafood grilling. Each session costs 15 dollars per person and reservations are via Theresa at 338-9441.
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