10 New England restaurants are among the best in America in 2023 and two are in Boston, according to OpenTable
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I’ll have to try some of these one day
Category Archives: food and drink
Good news for chess
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Expertise? We don’t stinking expertise!
“Since the move, the agency has lost decades of expertise on a wide range of subjects, from climate change to antibiotic resistance, from rural economies to organic farming, leaving numerous projects in limbo and severely bottlenecking new research. Today, conversations between The Counter and more than 20 former and current ERS employees reveal that staff morale has plummeted. Many also assert that the agency is failing to live up to its mission due to severe understaffing and lack of stable leadership.”
That’s OK. All they ever did was kill trees by publishing reports.
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As a New Englander born in Maine, this is scary
Blessed are the Cheesemakers
When you talk with aficionados, it usually doesn?t take long for the conversation to veer away from curds, whey, and mold, and toward matters of life and death.
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I see a Nobel Prize here
Dining out in the wake of covid-19
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Industry leaders predict what we'll see in a post-coronavirus dining landscape.
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Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you die
Or, in the case of the Pompeians, today, before the meal is over.
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Vegans turning into ethical butchers
Admirable but I suspect that there’s a limit to what they can achieve as long as Big Meat has a price advantage. But subsidizing them or taxing their competitors is probably justifiable on Pigovian grounds.
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Good luck on avoiding processed foods
NEW YORK (AP) ? Chips, soda and frozen pizzas tend to be full of salt, sugar and fat, but now scientists are trying to understand if there's something else about such processed foods that might be bad for us.
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