Wednesday, September 17, 2003

Dining Guide
Fall's dining options are heating up
By F.C. FOODIE
Food Critic
 


Waking up in late September makes me almost giddy. The warm, moist air we've been used to for three months is starting to give way to cooler breezes.

Fitting a Fayette family to a 'tea'

Breakfast at the Light house guarantees a few things. You will smell tempting wafts of fresh baked goods, probably from an innovative adaptation. You will be served tea. And not just any tea, but fresh-brewed, gourmet, imported tea that comes in lovely little gift boxes.

Virtual Takeout delivers to Fayette

What does a secretary tasked with ordering lunch for 40 staff members, a working mother too tired to cook, a family spending their first night in a new home and a fast paced executive have in common?

It's a secret

When Ina Pinkney was developing a recipe for gingerbread pancakes for her popular Chicago restaurant, Ina’s, she knew she wanted more than ginger to come across in the flavor.

Get green this winter

As the weather cools and the flu and cold season kicks into high gear, many Americans will turn to green tea as a natural method of relief. The popularity of this beverage has reached an all-time high due to the recent findings regarding its health benefits.

Campaign helps boost women's calcium intake

It’s a major disconnect: Nearly nine in 10 women believe calcium is important to their health, yet the same number of women over age 30 consume only about half the amount of calcium recommended per day.

Entertaining gets 'saucy' with new fondue recipe

Entertaining gets ‘saucy’ with new fondue recipe