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San Francisco Magazine March 2010 It’s difficult to think of a product more symbolic of agrarian life than hay.…
March 1, 2010San Francisco Magazine March 2010 It’s difficult to think of a product more symbolic of agrarian life than hay.…
March 1, 2010San Francisco Magazine January 2010 Among citrus fruits, bergamot is an oddity. Though its presence is common—bergamot is found…
January 1, 2010San Francisco Magazine December 2009 There are times when Bay Area renditions of traditional European foods make me pine…
December 1, 2009San Francisco Magazine September 2009 I am not a melon lover, yet there is one summer melon that I…
September 1, 2009San Francisco Magazine October 2009 These are confusing days in the world of food. Michael Pollan recently reported in…
September 1, 2009San Francisco Magazine August 2009 Corn, once considered a wholesome vegetable that brought to mind the long, lazy days…
August 1, 2009San Francisco Magazine July 2009 Persistence is a virtue. Unless, of course, you’re talking about weeds: The biological ability…
July 1, 2009San Francisco Magazine May 2009 When it comes to describing food, the word simple is too often the default…
May 1, 2009San Francisco Magazine April 2009 Of all of the changes wrought by the industrialization of our food supply, one…
April 1, 2009San Francisco Magazine March 2009 When I first moved to California from the East Coast in the late ’80s,…
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