Subject: Nuts and Edible Seeds

• Happy Food Allergy Awareness Week

  May 11, 2007

• Baskin-Robbins' Death Shake: Drink Up!

  September 29, 2008

• You're Too Single! Eat, Eat!

  October 1, 2008

• Heavenly Hash

  February 12, 1998

• Buddhist Foodists

  February 26, 1998

• The Straight Dope

  April 2, 1998

• Once in a Blue Moon

  May 7, 1998

• Sheesh Kebab

  July 30, 1998

• Foodstuff

  October 15, 1998

• Best Desserts

  May 11, 2000

• Best Thing to Come from Albania Since John Belushi

  May 17, 2001

• Best French Restaurant

  May 17, 2001

• Best Bagels

  May 17, 2001

• Best Ice Cream

  May 16, 2002

• Best Place to Go Nuts

  May 15, 2003

• Best Prepared Foods

  May 15, 2003

• "Yes Pecan" - Ben & Jerry's Launches Obama Ice Cream

  Business-hippies Ben & Jerry know ice cream cross-branding is a powerful way to push a message and make people smile. Hell, their corporate language refers to the CEO as "chief euphoria officer." With that in mind, they've chosen January as a month of change wherein their famous butter pecan flavor ice cream is renamed "Yes Pecan." And guess what.It's happening right here in South Florida. According to their website, it's "An Inspirational Blend!  Amber Waves of Buttery Ice Cream With

  January 19, 2009

• Girl Scout Cookies Hit Streets, Scared of Salmonella?

  Cookie junkies across the nation simultaneously erupted in joy and floundered in despair when '09 Girl Scout cookie shipments hit the streets and salmonella peanut butter reports hit the airwaves. But don't despair, according to MSN Health & Fitness:"The drum roll for recalls of peanut butter products continued without letup, as more companies removed from store shelves everything from cookies to Valentine's Day candies to ice cream.According to reports, Girl Scout cookies that contain pean

  January 20, 2009

• The Zutons

  November 18, 2004

• More Peanut Recalls: That health bar could kill you

  A hail of darts to the Peanut Corporation of America, who it now turns out KNOWINGLY shipped products that had tested positive for salmonella. The worst of it is, so many of these peanut-infested foods went to schools and nursing homes -- they couldn't have done a better job targeting at-risk populations. So far 500 people have gotten sick and 8 have died. The list of products now under scrutiny ought to send chills down your spine. And it should certainly remind us all that we have yet one more

  February 2, 2009

• Cooking Like a Rock Star

  No need for nostalgia at Giovanni Rocchio's Valentino's

  October 23, 2008

• From Israel, With Love

  Who put the cranberries in my falafel?

  June 19, 2008

• Give Bessie a Break

  Learning from Santa Monica

  June 5, 2008

• Yes, We Have Guacamole

  But try the puff pastry too at El Chamol

  March 27, 2008

• Diva, Designer, Draper

  February 14, 2008

• Scale the Heights

  December 9, 2004

• To the Max

  October 27, 2005

• Heaven's Kitchen

  At Lola's, chef Michael Wagner has your back

  September 13, 2007

• Girlfriend in a Coma

  August 2, 2007

• Cuckoo for Coconuts

  Lauderdale-by-the-Sea may lose its soul over a political firefight.

  December 21, 2006

• Riot Grrrrrill

  Chef Rino Balzano likes to play with fire

  March 9, 2006

• Bonnie Prince Billy

  Summer in the Southeast (Sea Note)

  January 26, 2006

• The Bargain Bhaji

  November 17, 2005

• Sweet Paya

  July 14, 2005

• The Mideast Moves West

  November 11, 2004

• The Painted House

  July 29, 2004

• Crooning for Beef Balls

  The tune is only the start at this tomato-ey paradise

  January 8, 2004

• Best Mexican Restaurant

  Eduardo de San Angel

  May 15, 2003

• Fun with Fruit

  The Tropical Fruit Festival sweetens the weekend

  June 27, 2002

• Coho Rising

  When Coho Grill irons out a few rough spots,there’s no telling how good it can get

  December 7, 2000

• Dropping the Bombay

  Taste of Bombay could scar a budding gastronome for life

  July 27, 2000

• A Pregnant Opinion

  Kyoto Sushi and Sake Lounge

  June 15, 2000

• Foodstuff

  Terrace Oceanside

  February 24, 2000

• Foodstuff

  Bone Appetit

  January 13, 2000

• Sweetly Hybrid

  Eddie Hills and Sushi Thai

  November 18, 1999

• Bad News All Over Department

  the precocious acquisition of joyFood related bad news is everywhere this morning, beginning with this story: Money doesn't buy happiness, as we know. But evidently fast food does. Researches at the University of Arkansas teamed up with the University of Taiwan to extrapolate from a long term study of Taiwanese children, a quarter of whom are now clinically obese. The results, published in the Journal of Happiness Studies,  found that the kids whose parents regularly let them eat fast food

  April 15, 2009

• Race for the Burger Is On

  the Char-Hut one-third pounder getting toastedHow we agonize over this category every year when we're putting together our Best Of issue. We may as well be trying to pick the prettiest girl, the juiciest mango, the most colorful sunset. Hundreds of places sell hamburgers in Broward-Palm Beach. Dozens are famous for the things they do to prime or chuck or Kobe beef. The personal preferences, we'd even say quirks, of our staff are legion: bun type and size, condiments, texture, grease factor, pric

  May 1, 2009

• Al-Salam Brings Mideast to Plantation

  June 25, 2009

• Fusion & Flavors Shows Off Peru's Eclectic Influences

  Photos by Eric BartonSkip the marsala and go for the chicken saltado.​Peruvian food isn't the standard beans-and-rice fare so common in South America. It has influences from the country's Asian, Italian, and Spanish immigrants, and that shows on the menu of the new Fusion & Flavors. The tiny storefront sits next to a Subway and between a couple strip clubs on Federal Highway in Oakland Park and boasts a menu of Italian and Peruvian staples, from chicken picatta to chaufa chicken fried rice

  October 29, 2009

• Lantana Town Manager Mike Bornstein: Coconuts for the Homeless?

  Coconuts: A new plan for feeding the homeless​Lantana Town Manager Mike Bornstein says he got a pretty good laugh when he found out the hundreds of coconuts he'd mailed to Postmaster General John E. Potter had been given away to homeless shelters.  "We were imagining the cafeteria at the shelter handing each poor homeless person a big coconut on a plate. They clearly didn't realize how much work it is to open a coconut. You burn more energy getting into it than you'd ever get out of it."B

  November 19, 2009