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A staple of Southern cooking defies one pronunciation! Native to many Southern and Southwestern states - pecans are loaded with buttery flavor. And they are healthy too!

A long-time family favourite, apple crisp has been a family staple for years. Updating the recipe with walnuts and maple syrup created a nutty, delicious alternative.

Chicken Salad is easy to prepare but easier to make incorrectly. A balance between ingredients is important and with this recipe anyone can make delicious chicken salad.

Vegans with a sweet tooth will just love these quick and easy nutty chocolate chip cookies.

Gourmet-style hot cheese appetizer without the fuss. The easiest (and most appreciated) appetizer you'll ever serve!

Brown rice is a healthy, delicious food-stuff that is so versatile, and this recipe proves why.

"Americana in a bottle" Shagbark Hickory Syrup represents the best of both worlds: a great tasting, versatile product and a charming and utterly unique history.

Dave meets earthlings Gina and Josh, wonderfully played by Elizabeth Banks and Austyn Myers. Myers puts in a highly intuitive performance for a child actor.

Most college professors have the best interests of their students in mind, but some do not. Here's a guide to some of the nutty professors on campus you should avoid.

Two dessert recipes using fresh figs in October produce a hot and chilled selection for dinner guests.

Pumpkin may be ignored much of the year, but when fall comes and the weather grows cold, it becomes a favorite, even in cocktails.

While lesser-known sources of whole grains, amaranth, farro, millet, spelt, and triticale are just as nutritious and easy to use as the more common types of whole grains.

Quinoa was once known as "the gold of the Incas." Find out all about quinoa, including nutrition, benefits of, history, how to prepare, recipes, and where to purchase.

After being diagnosed with a gluten intolerance, cleaning out your kitchen can leave you with some bare cupboards.

Spring and St. Patrick's Day bring thoughts of celebrating with beer, whiskey, and maybe a fun shot.

Maple syrup can be used on sweet potatoes, pancakes, oatmeal, hot chocolate, ham, gingerbread cookies, candy, barbecue sauce, and baked butter squash.

October's fresh figs are mouthwateringly lush in a fruit and nut platter. Easy to transform into dried fruits, figs are historical cuisine from Ancient Greece.

There are many factors to consider when choosing an oil to cook with, such as taste, smoke point, and health benefits.

Quinoa has more calcium and protein than a quart of milk. It contains as much protein as meat. It's high in iron, magnesium and potassium. And, it tastes great.

Balance the creaminess of the brie with salty flavors like pesto, or sweet flavors like fig jam and honey. This dish is sure to be a great appetizer for any dinner party.

Pairing beer with your Thanksgiving repast is one of the Holiday's sublime pleasures. It's not difficult and there are no hard-and-fast rules that need to be followed.

With so many grains available today, it's time to give wheat a break and embrace ancient grains like quinoa, amaranth, and spelt.

Here's a little secret: Beer actually pairs better with cheese than wine. Why? Hops are complex and their carbonated rougher finish cleanses the palate between samplings:

Pine Nut Candy is a sweetmeat with historical connections to eating in Medieval England. Pine Nut Candy is a very sweet tasting candy.

Newcastle Brown Ale is an easily available and nicely drinkable English Brown Ale that definitely merits a try.

A classic corn and butter bean recipe acts as a vegetarian or vegan main dish. Letting the vegetables slowly cook in oil or butter creates a quick succulent succotash.

The delicious bright orange butternut, member of the squash family, can be roasted, boiled, fried, pureed or grilled - a perfect accompaniment to all sorts of dishes.

Bulgur is best known as the grain in tabbouleh salad. But it adds great nutty flavor to recipes (substitute bulgur for bread crumbs) or to meals (serve instead of rice).

There's not a cupboard in the land that doesn't have at least one type of olive oil. But is olive oil the best choice? Grapeseed oil has a higher flash point.

Sure you can detox at this spa, but for those looking to pamper their palates, Chef Fracchioni's tasting menu is not to be missed.

Hemp seeds are one of the most nutritionally complete foods - rich in omega 3 and 6 essential fats, GLA, amino acids, antioxidants, minerals and more.

So many people have food allergies these days. Often people on special diets, like gluten-free, are left in the cold when it comes to many favorite holiday treats.

Everyone has heard of bean sprouts, but what about micro Greens? These tiny yet tasty plants are the seedlings of common herbs and vegetables and easy to grow indoors.

Tofu, or bean curd, is made by adding a coagulant to soy milk - the liquid extracted from boiled and crushed soy beans.

Fluffy, tender, fragrant grains of perfectly cooked basmati can be the scene-stealer in any Indian meal IF cooked correctly. Here's how to achieve the perfect basmati.

A plethora of Asian vegetables can add much colour, flavour and nutrition to any meal.

A simple dish that's fast and elegant, pasta cooked in broth or stock fits the bill and couldn't be easier.

No occasion needed! A fresh pear, brought together with a mild white cheese and a crisp white wine makes a lovely appetizer or dessert.

The flavor and texture is very good. It is hard to remember that is not actually a meat dish; and it can be prepared more quickly and easily than a meat sauce.

Three cookbooks for every taste this spring - just in time for family gatherings or quiet suppers at home.

There are many different varieties of squash. What are the nutritional values of squash? Find out the taste and flavor of the most common varieties of squash.

"Good bread with fresh butter, the greatest of feasts." So said James Beard. Who are we to argue? Even the ancients knew the power of good butter sauce. Now, so can you.

Markets often carry a wide assortment of interesting mushrooms, but they seldom offer much information about varieties or how to cook them. Here are some answers.

Roasted, salted or spicy - everyone's favourite bar snack rates high on the flavour scale and provides a whole range of nutritional benefits as well.

After the Passover story, eating of the spring vegetable, the bitter herbs and matzo comes the main meal. Here are some traditional as well as new dishes.

The Slow Food movement is all about rediscovering the joy of eating real food, preparing, sharing meals. Put processed food back in its box. Go Slow - Get Thin.

Not sure what to do with Acorn Squash? Its nutty delicate flavour is perfect in an omelette. Just right with cheese and basil.

Apples baked to perfection with a pine nut laced streusel topping

A reader writes to me for tips on Jerusalem Artichokes. Your gourmet sleuth springs into action. Girasole is Italian for Sun...what American plant follows the sun?

Escape the crowds of the coast and head inland, to the 400 year old walled village of St Paul de Vence and the Relais & Chateau boutique hotel, Le Saint Paul