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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2005
Page
8
A savory bake combines barley with green pepper onion and sage, simmered in broth then finished with turkey and squash. The mixture is spooned into a dish, topped with feta, and baked until golden, yielding four servings.
Bon Appetit test kitchen offers a fast bright mahi mahi dish served with a creamy avocado red onion and jalapeno salsa. Two 6 ounce fillets seared then topped with orange avocado salsa yields two servings with Cara Cara orange notes.
A trio of recent cookbooks showcases hearty one pot meals ideal for chilly days. Tom Valenti’s Soups Stews and One Pot Meats offers 125 recipes from lobster bisque to Not so Classic macaroni and cheese with simple home cook formulas.
Subway unveils a toasted Chipotle Chicken and Bacon Double Cheese Melt limited through March 27. The 6 inch sub features white meat chicken, bacon, four slices of Monterey cheddar or other cheeses, onions lettuce tomato green peppers olives and chipotle sauce on fresh-baked bread with 660 calories and 5 grams of dietary fiber.
The Longone Center for Research at the William Clements Library receives a donated collection on American gastronomy. The gift from Daniel and Janice Longone of Ann Arbor includes 100 manuscript cookbooks plus menus diaries advertisements catalogs magazines and graphics, enriching scholarly access to pre mid century food history.
In its March issue Ron Appetit summarizes reader preferences across food travel and entertaining. Salsa tops condiments while spinach artichokes and broccoli lead vegetables. Dessert options mix ice cream chocolate cake and cheesecake. Waffle irons and food mills are the most owned appliances.
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