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Brewer's Art continues its winning streak
Talk about your winning streaks. The Brewer's Art, now in its 17th season, has had a remarkably impressive run in its Charles Street townhouse. It has managed to mature and grow in popularity while holding true to its original vision and keeping the...
Tags: Cheese, Restaurants, Appetizers, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking
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Schools struggle to get kids to eat healthier
Schools nationwide are abiding by new USDA standards on school lunches, but many in Indiana said getting kids on board hasn't been easy. At Lawrence Central High School, Devon Smithson and his football buddies are still opting for less healthy options,...
Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Downsides of positive reinforcement in dog training
Way before I was a dog trainer, I regularly attended obedience classes with my pets. There were no fancy names for different kinds of training methods; yanking and scolding were the "only" way to "discipline" a dog and let them know what they did wrong.... -
Smashed fried potatoes delicious take on french fries
Los Angeles TimesTake everything you love about a french fry — that crisp, golden-brown crust enveloping an oh, so fluffy interior — and flatten it. In fact, go ahead and smash it. Tricks to the perfect smash The kind of potato makes a difference when it...Tags: Mayonnaise, Black Pepper, Onions, Parsley, Cream Cheese
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Five Questions: Marshall Reid, 12-year-old healthy food advocate
Marshall Reid was bullied at school because he was overweight. He found a way to fight back that has kept the bullies at bay and changed his life: He's a healthy eater and a successful author. He and his mother, Alexandra, wrote the book, "Portion Size...
Tags: Salads, Onions, Foods and Beverages, Diets and Dieting, Onion Rings
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Lunch for $10 or Less: Werner's
There were more servers than customers at Werner's just before noon, and it was very quiet. But it wasn't for long. A half hour later, the luncheonette was almost full of downtown workers. When it closed in April 2011, after 61 years, it looked like...
Tags: Restaurants, Foods and Beverages, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Sandwiches
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Food FYI: Yes, it's National French Fry Day
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EatingWell: The no-diet diet
Premium Health News ServiceEvelyn Tribole, M.S., R.D., may be one of the only dietitians to tell you to eat French fries and chocolate cake. But her advice is sensible and practical when applied within the context of her intuitive-eating principles--a way of eating that...Tags: Weight Loss, Chocolate Cake, Weight, Diets and Dieting, Healthy Diet
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Friday is National French Fry Day
It may be Friday the 13th, but there's nothing scary about today - it's National French Fry Day! While its name would suggest we have France to thank for fries, that honor might actually belong to the country's northern neighbor, Belgium. Because both...
Tags: Potatoes, World War I (1914-1918), Thomas Jefferson
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Celebrate National French Fries Day on the boardwalk
The Baltimore SunWell, where else would you celebrate National French Fries Day but on the Ocean City boardwalk, shoving down handfuls of Thrashers fries. (Don't forget the vinegar!) I guess you could go to Belgium, where the idea of cooking potatoes in oil is believed to...Tags: Chicago Hotels, Potatoes, Recipes, Howard Johnson, Ocean City
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