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  • With titles ranging from the comprehensive "The Barbecue! Bible" to the esoteric Beer Can Chicken: And 74 Other Offbeat Recipes for the Grill, best-selling cookbook author Steven Raichlen has become a brand-name in barbecue. So if Raichlen's newest release, "Indoor! Grilling" (Workman, $18.95), sounds like the final chapter in the franchise, fans fear not. Raichlen insists he has yet to write his last word on barbecue.

  • Findings from behavioral and psychological studies indicate that people regularly and predictably behave in ways that contradict some standard assumptions of economic analysis. Recognizing that consumption choices are determined by factors other than prices, income, and information illuminates a broad array of strategies to influence consumers' food choices. These strategies expand the list of possible ideas for improving the diet the diet quality and health of participants in the Food Stamp Program, the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) and the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs to examine ways to improve the diet quality and health outcomes of their participants.

    ... individuals are to try new foods and recipes. These cues may include appearance, name, price, bbrand), or information and descriptions given by others ...

  • Whether or not you're a fan, there's no denying that Martha Stewart has had an enormous impact on American domestic life. The New Jersey native, who got her start catering parties out of the basement of her Westport, Conn., home, now has her name on everything from towels to turkeys (yes, I saw a Martha Stewart brand turkey in Kings the other day). Before Food Network and HGTV, Martha helped to make stylish entertaining, interior design and gardening accessible to everyone: If she could cook and serve it, craft it, decorate it, grow it, you could, too. I was an early disciple. My copy of her first coffee table-sized book, titled simply "Entertaining," bears the stains and dog-eared signs of much use; when I launched a catering business a few years after it was published in 1982, it beca...

  • ... licensees of its "Healthy Choice®" brand name to use recipes provided by ConAgra. Kim alleg...

  • FREEPORT, Maine -- Linda Bean sat on the top floor of her new, 240-seat restaurant, across the street from the flagship L.L. Bean store that bears her grandfather's name, as she reflected on her own growing retail success. Linda Bean's Maine Kitchen & Topside Tavern opened July 1, a bit ahead of schedule, in order to catch the heavy seasonal crowds that flock to L.L. Bean. As the summer progressed, the restaurant averaged 800 people a day, drawing busloads of shoppers and tourists whose numbers were supplemented by increasing numbers of locals.

    ... idea of licensing out her name, product, recipes and brand is relatively new. Bean originally looke...

  • top-secret recipes Have you ever wondered what makes the Big Mac sauce so delicious? Did you try to whip up your own batch by adding dashes of this and splashes of that, but never getting it to taste the same as McDonald's? Here's a bit of information that might help you get the job done: The Top Secret Recipes Web site, www.topsecretrecipes.com, has tested recipes from your favorite fast-food places and brand- name eats from the supermarket. Learn how to make Olive Garden's alfredo pasta or Mrs. Fields' chocolate chip cookies. Or click on The Sleuth section and investigate urban food legends and closely guarded secrets in food land.

  • Flowers, cupids, mouth-watering cookies, tarts and desserts, crafts and festive flowers are telltale symbols of Valentine's Day and the way people celebrate it. Sometimes, however, how much money you have to spend can mean there's a big difference between what you'd like to do and what you can afford. Still, there are ways to work around a teen's tight budget by compromising and being willing to make some changes to your original plan.

    ... when you switch around the letters in his name, it spells rose. "Naturally, people think roses --...Yet the ingredients that go into those recipes can add up. Check out the recipes closely before y... do need to go shopping, compare the name-brand ingredients with store brands, which often are les...

  • By Lorraine Eaton | The Virginian-Pilot Stir up a smile among the cooks in your life.

    ... Kitchen Wisdom - Essential Techniques and Recipes From a Lifetime of Cooking," Julia Child, $14.95 p... Table, we thought a nice bottle of French brandy would be nice for sipping while reading on a wintr... steak or skewer shrimp, plus there are brand-name product tests on kitchen equipment and foodstuffs ...

  • Gruesome grins, eerie decorations, mischievous mayhem and wickedly delicious treats -- it must be Halloween! What a great excuse to make some black and orange foods for a howling-good-time gathering. The orange part will be easy. On www.globalgourmet.com, cookbook author Kate Heyhoe says that nature has the orange-hued foods covered: pumpkins and squashes, oranges, salmon, salmon roe (caviar), paprika, orange peppers, cooked shrimp, cheddar cheese, orange lentils, mango, papaya, kumquat, orange chile peppers, sumac, saffron and turmeric.

    ...Here are 10 recipes -- four orange, four black and two that use a comb..."Howlin' Good Halloween Recipes" by Favorite Brand Name Recipes, www.favoritebrandrecipes.com). Black...

  • A: What I call ratatouille is a simplified form of the French classic. The name . comes from touiller, French for "to stir," and rata, army slang for "chunky stew." Rata is a past-tense form of the verb rater, which means to misfire, and it refers to the carnage that a misfired gun can wreak on the shooter. Ratatouille means "stirred chunky brains-blown-out stew." Yum. Where's my bib? A: I have, attempted my share of kim chi batches. Along the way, I've read many recipes, running the gamut from pretty darn easy to insanely complicated. And while there are some traditional techniques that are quite bucolic, such as fermenting your kim chi in a buried ceramic crock, I've never heard of this "pre-rotting" technique, which sounds to me like a crock of another sort. Of all the techniques I'v...

    ... so happens to be the easiest by far, is Noh brand kim chi powder mix. Mixing your own sauce doesn't ...



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