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Talking With My Mouth Full

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Kitchen Window

Fava Beans: A Little Spring On Your Plate

March 28, 2007 • Americans are undergoing an awakening when it comes to fava beans, with their buttery texture and slightly bitter, lovely nutty flavor. And after a long, dark winter, what could be more spring-like than their fresh green color?

Holiday Recipes

Beyond Latkes: Eight Nights of Fried Delights

December 20, 2006 • Most people are familiar with latkes, the potato pancakes that are the Hanukkah staple among American Jews. Bonny Wolf explores a wide world of other Jewish dishes that celebrate a tiny vial of oil that burned for eight days.

End-of-Year Book Selections, 2006

Cookbooks: Two Cups of Joy and a Pinch of Comfort

November 27, 2006 • However you feed your soul, this season's crop of cookbooks, crafted by big-name chefs, food personalities, and just plain good cooks, is sure to please those on your holiday list who take pleasure in preparing good things to eat.

Kitchen Window

Pomegranates: Jewels In The Fruit Crown

November 1, 2006 • Loaded with healthy antioxidants and vitamins, pomegranates are the new superfood. The ancient fruit with a rich history has many uses. Bonny Wolf shares some of her favorites.

Food

Writer Explores Comforts, Community of Food

October 29, 2006 • Community and food are the central topics of Bonny Wolf's new book, a collection of essays called Talking with My Mouth Full. Wolf shares her thoughts on the recent shift in U.S. attitudes toward food.

Writer Explores Comforts, Community of Food

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