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...Caviar, foie gras and some other luxury food items may soon be harder to come by. It's not the scarcity or the cost; it's the proliferation of regulatory roadblocks. A look at some recent snafus at the gourmet counter...
...Zillion-Dollar Frittata with caviar, $1,000, at Norma's, in New York's Le Parker Meridien Hotel...
...children, the phrases ?TV? and ?Golden Age? are not mutually exclusive. It was the early 50s, just a few years after networks began broadcasting full-time. Back then, a dozen evening series showcased original plays, and the skits on ?Your Show of Shows? served up comedy caviar. But the gold quickly tarnished; by 1952 TV was already teetering between the elite entertainment it had been and the mass medium it was about to become...
...melitzanosalata Known to the Greeks as eggplant caviar, this is a great dip for picnics or as a starter for more formal meals. The locals enjoy melitzanosalata's smoky, somewhat bitter flavor with warm Greek bread and a glass of dry white wine. One of the best places to sample the dip is at the grapevine-covered Sholarheion on 14 Tripodon Street, tel: (30-210) 324 7605, in the less touristy section of the Plaka district. If you want to whip up your own batch back home, skin a baked eggplant while it's still fairly hot, then mash...
...conventional offshore rigs. So Agip, the operating arm of Italy's ENI charged with developing the field, built concrete-and-steel islands from which to drill. Even more daunting, Kashagan oil lies below the spawning grounds of the Caspian's beluga sturgeon, the sole source of world-renowned beluga caviar. So Agip is making sure no waste material from its drilling is discharged into the Caspian Sea, and has employed a technology for recycling waste water previously only used on submarines. The environmental and technological risks mean that, all told, development of the field is projected to cost $29 billion...