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Â Â At their best, musical SevensÂ infect their audiences with a joy so full and pure that it touches on the divine.

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I Am a Factory Farmer

Â A response to the Last Poultry Farmer Â

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Food Files- Introduction + The Stock Bag

Introducing a new long term food project at Beams, and how to make veggie stock to boot.

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Mulled Wine and Food Culture

America's Best Chef Loses His Tastebuds

Â Â An extraordinary true story. Hell, even just what the guy cooked is enough to make your eyes boing forward.

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The Enthusiasms of Food Historian Mark Kurlansky

Â Mark Kurlansky writes books about how food has influenced human history. And other stuff. This is a brief appreciation of what he does, in point form.

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Cookbooks: The Family Dinner

A look at the practice and the meaning of the family meal.Â

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Recipe for Gluten-free Zucchini Latkes

Try some shredded zucchini and potato pancakes. Easy to make. Delicious. Good for ya. Different.Â

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"Part of a complete breakfast": The Case for Food

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