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The
Other Milks If milk turns you off, see the results
of our modest taste test. We've done the dirty work of
taste-testing some of the soy and rice drinks on the market
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Produce
in the Depths of Winter Stock up and savor broccoli,
Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and broccoflower & cabbage.
In January, there are great produce picks
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Venison
from our Denizen Hard to find, low in fat, sometimes
way too gamey tasting — here's a primer to get you
started. By the way, did we mention it's really low in
fat?
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A
Winter Cookie Party for Grownups Who doesn't like
cookies? Who doesn't like a party? Put them together,
and you've got a recipe for holiday fun.
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Hot
Books For Cooks Have your presents lived up to expectations?
Need to make amends? Here are some publishers' picks for
the best new cookbooks.
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Poland's
Christmas Vigil In the US, Christmas Eve is just the
day before the big holiday. In Poland, the roles are nearly
reversed, as Wigilia takes center stage
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The
Culinary Traditions of Kwanzaa The African-American
celebration emphasizes unity, creativity, and faith. Like
any other festival worth its salt, it also pays attention
to food
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Southern
Food Celebration We New Englanders seldom acknowledge
that people elsewhere cook, but apparently some people
in the South cook also, or will cook sometime in March
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Celebrating
with Soup in Poland The Poles start their Christmas
celebration with the Vigil (Wigilia) on Christmas Eve,
and they start the feast of the vigil with soup
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In
Season: Winter Citrus During the winter months, citrus
is one of the best fresh fruit values around. Here's a
quick guide to the fruits of the season
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"Waiter,
There's a Fly in my Soup" We never thought we'd have
to issue a disclaimer at ucook.com. We're a family site
— a cooking site, for heaven's sake. But don't read
this while you're eating…
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