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Brewer's Art pours forth its spring menu
The Baltimore SunThe Brewer's Art reveals its spring menu on Wednesday night, and Chef David Newman is taking the season very seriously. You want spring? How about gnocchi filled with stinging-nettle ricotta and morel ricotta, served with fava beans, peas and cipollini...Tags: Asparagus, Onions, Fava Beans
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Meet your menus: The Wine Market, Brewer's Art and Roy's
Brewer's Art, Roy's, and The Wine Market have new menus, and a few of what we've been told might be the big food names of 2012 are already showing up. Hello, cauliflower. Hey, there Korean-inspired dishes.
It's long been the way of Brewer's Art to...Tags: Potatoes, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, New Products, Wines
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More fall menus: Hamilton Tavern and Brewer's Art
The Baltimore SunChestnuts, oysters, butternut squash. Sounds like fall, and it is. The Hamilton Tavern and the Brewer's Art rolled out their fall menus this week. They're not posted yet on the restaurants' websites, but I have copies of them. Let's take a peek. At the...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Potatoes, Chestnuts, Butternut Squash, Restaurants
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Table Talk: Wine Market fills its executive chef position
The Wine Market has elevated sous chef Andrew Weinzirl to the position of executive chef, the restaurant's owner, Chris Spann, announced Oct. 14. Weinzirl takes over from Chris Becker, who left to join the Bagby Group.
"I wanted to find a chef that...Tags: Baltimore International College, Bars and Clubs, Potatoes, Clubs and Associations, Federal Hill
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Hearty fall fare pleases at Brewer's Art
If any local fine-dining restaurant has a better shot than another of surviving in this economy, it would be the Brewer's Art in Mount Vernon. My reasoning is simple here.
First, when anything is going on at the Lyric or Meyerhoff, the place will be...Tags: Shrimp, Potatoes, Mount Vernon, Cabbage, Arts
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Goggles-and-laptop device might help detect some strokes
Researchers believe that someday, doctors may be able to use specially-equipped laptops and smartphones to figure out if sudden-onset dizziness in patients is the result of a stroke, or of a (more likely) benign disturbance in the inner ear. If...
Tags: Stroke, Symptoms, Physical Conditions, Dizziness, Colleges and Universities
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Feed costs challenging for pork producers
This could be a challenging year for pork producers, according to David Newman, the North Dakota State University Extension Service's swine specialist. One major issue will be feed costs. A projected increase in pork production in 2013 means producers...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Think preventive medicine will save money? Think again
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters) - It seems like a no-brainer. Since about 75 percent of healthcare spending in the United States is for largely preventable chronic illnesses such as Type 2 diabetes and heart disease, providing more preventive care should cut costs....Tags: Health Insurance Cost, General Practitioners, Ovarian Cancer, Physical Conditions, Flu
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Corn and soybean crops could affect hog industry
The hog industry could see some major changes in the upcoming months, depending on the effect of severe drought on U.S. corn and soybean crops, according to David Newman, the North Dakota State University Extension Service's swine specialist. The U.S....Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Reports, Inventories
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11 Weeks Of Summer: Live From Citi Field
PIX11.comWe're kicking off PIX11's 11 Days of Summer. Every Friday, we will be live at different sites around our area enjoying the summer sun. This week we're at Citi Field for the big Subway Series and giving away 11 pairs of tickets to the Daughtry concert,... -
'Heroin is destroying this community. You are a participant in this process,' LaPorte judge tells man
WSBT-TV CorrespondentA judge told a heroin dealer before sentencing on Friday that he was contributor to what's destroying LaPorte. ''The crime you committed is viewed as major by this court. Heroin is destroying this community. You are a participant in this process,''...Tags: Judges, Prisons, Lawyers, Prosecution, Heroin
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NDSU offers global food systems study abroad program
Today's students involved in agriculture and business need a deep understanding of the global factors affecting the world's food supply, including production, processing, marketing and increased demand for agricultural goods. The North Dakota State...Tags: Students, Colleges and Universities, Agriculture, Animal Science, Teaching and Learning
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