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<title>Cooking With the Season: Tomato, Zucchini and Potato Gratin</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Cooking-With-the-Season-Tomato-Zucchini-and-Potato-Gratin</link>
<description>Wow, my in-laws just gave me the biggest zucchini I have ever seen in my life - this is giving me some inspiration as to what to do with it.</description>
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<title>True Tuscan Panzanella</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/True-Tuscan-Panzanella</link>
<description>No celery?  I usually add celery - I like the crunch!</description>
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<title>Spaghetti with Wine is DiVino</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Spaghetti-with-Wine-is-DiVino</link>
<description>Love Judy and her recipe rocks!</description>
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<title>Spaghetti with Wine is DiVino.</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Spaghetti-with-Wine-is-DiVino</link>
<description>Love Judy and her recipe rocks!</description>
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<title>Supper Speakeasy with the Miracle Berry</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Supper-Speakeasy-with-the-Miracle-Berry</link>
<description>Glad you had a good time.  Miracle Fruit really is amazing.

--Miracle Fruit Fan
www.miraclefruitfans.org</description>
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<title>The Derby Drink: Mint Julep</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-Derby-Drink-Mint-Julep</link>
<description>I promise we don't sound like that in Louisville!</description>
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<title>Tuscan Trattoria- Gnudi</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Tuscan-Trattoria-Gnudi</link>
<description>YUM! 
"The flavor of the ricotta in spring is worth the trip!" -- I second that :)</description>
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<title>Tuscan Trattoria Recipes- Ravioli Gnudi</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Tuscan-Trattoria-Recipes-Ravioli-Gnudi</link>
<description>YUM! 
"The flavor of the ricotta in spring is worth the trip!" -- I second that :)</description>
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<title>Absinthe-minded</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Absinthe-minded</link>
<description>I've only tried absinthe once, in a dive bar in Budapest at about 2 a.m. I remember being lost later that night wandering around looking for our hotel, and thinking that would be my first and last absinthe experience! I did bring a small bottle home from Paris another time but haven't mustered the nerve to drink it.</description>
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<title>The Oaxacan Culinary Adventure continues...</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-Oaxacan-Culinary-Adventure-continues</link>
<description>Yes, people have to get pass all the Tex Mex stuff.  True Mexican cuisine is so rich, diverse and creative that it should be better known. People should also be aware of the process &amp; time it takes to cook this amazing flavours.
Thank you for your articles both are so explicit that I just wish I could be eating all of these delicacies in the beautiful town of Oaxaca. Did you get a chance to try the escamoles? You really don't want to miss them.
Buen provecho!!</description>
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<title>The Oaxacan Culinary Adventure continues...</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-Oaxacan-Culinary-Adventure-continues</link>
<description>Great articles that really painted a beautiful culinary picture.  I too, am interested in the escamoles.  I have a video crew traveling to Oaxaca and Tobasco at the end of April and would love to do a story on the escamoles.  Is there a place in Oaxaca you can recommend for this seasonal delicacy?  Is escamole sold in any of  the markets you visited?  Thank you for your help.  Laura, I would appreciate any information you have also.</description>
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<title>The Oaxacan Culinary Adventure continues...</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-Oaxacan-Culinary-Adventure-continues</link>
<description>Nathan, that was one of my favorite places to visit.  That is where the art of making moles was learned.  Great article, thank you.  Also the other thing that I loved was the art in this area.  It was so beautiful and just a great place to see.</description>
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<title>Economixed Drinks: Watermelon</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Economixed-Drinks-Watermelon</link>
<description>If I can get past being embarrassed to be seen buying cheap vodka I'm totally going to make this!</description>
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<title>The Oaxacan Culinary Adventure continues...</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-Oaxacan-Culinary-Adventure-continues</link>
<description>Yes, people have to get pass all the Tex Mex stuff.  True Mexican cuisine is so rich, diverse and creative that it should be better known. People should also be aware of the process &amp; time it takes to cook this amazing flavours.
Thank you for your articles both are so explicit that I just wish I could be eating all of these delicacies in the beautiful town of Oaxaca. Did you get a chance to try the escamoles? You really don't want to miss them.
Buen provecho!!</description>
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<title>The Oaxacan Culinary Adventure continues...</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-Oaxacan-Culinary-Adventure-continues</link>
<description>Great articles that really painted a beautiful culinary picture.  I too, am interested in the escamoles.  I have a video crew traveling to Oaxaca and Tobasco at the end of April and would love to do a story on the escamoles.  Is there a place in Oaxaca you can recommend for this seasonal delicacy?  Is escamole sold in any of  the markets you visited?  Thank you for your help.  Laura, I would appreciate any information you have also.</description>
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<title>The Oaxacan Culinary Adventure continues...</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-Oaxacan-Culinary-Adventure-continues</link>
<description>Nathan, that was one of my favorite places to visit.  That is where the art of making moles was learned.  Great article, thank you.  Also the other thing that I loved was the art in this area.  It was so beautiful and just a great place to see.</description>
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<title>The BEST Italian Panino</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/The-BEST-Italian-Panino</link>
<description>One of my best food memories is a panino caprese -- enjoyed as we boated around Capri. No sandwich will ever compare. </description>
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<title>Citrus Salad- A Bite of Sunshine</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Citrus-Salad-A-Bite-of-Sunshine</link>
<description>I loved the blood oranges when I saw you in Italy three years ago, and was so mad when I got home and couldn't buy them here!</description>
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<title>Citrus Salad- A Bite of Sunshine</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Citrus-Salad-A-Bite-of-Sunshine</link>
<description>I loved the blood oranges when I saw you in Italy three years ago, and was so mad when I got home and couldn't buy them here!</description>
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<title>Citrus Salad- A Bite of Sunshine</title>
<link>http://www.foodconnect.com/article/Citrus-Salad-A-Bite-of-Sunshine</link>
<description>I loved the blood oranges when I saw you in Italy three years ago, and was so mad when I got home and couldn't buy them here!</description>
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