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...little early for a Thanksgiving column, but I’m taking my cue from the stores around the Square and combining some of my thanks for gifts received with recent developments in the sports world. I thought that I’d spice things up like pumpkin pie and throw in a little ranting too, just like the mix of harmony and strife that accompanies any holiday gathering of family and friends...
Appetizers, in general, are often the spot on a menu where restaurants shine the brightest, and Oleana’s satisfying and delightful appetizers hit that spot quite wonderfully. The pumpkin börek ($8)—a savory version of pumpkin pie wrapped in a delicate layer of pastry—is very mildly pumpkin-y, spiced to heavenly autumnal perfection and topped with apple, arugula and tahini. For those who like to play with their food, the dolma—a crispy fried-dough wafer served with hot goat cheese, beet tzatziki and bean plaki?...
...Make the pie crusts. Divide the dough into two balls and place in the refrigerator. Melt the butter in a wide, heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Pile in the onions with 1 1/2 tsp. salt, stirring as the onions cook down. Carmelize onions, cooking them until they are completely soft, darkened in color, and sweet. Season with the crème de cassis, vinegar, salt, and fresh ground pepper to taste. Beat the eggs into the chevre, then beat in the salt, nutmeg, and pepper...
roadfood.com This site may not tell you where to impress a client when you're in New York City, but you'll learn where to find the best pie when you're stuck on the road in West Jefferson, Ohio (Henry's). The reviews are written mostly by the galloping gourmands Jane and Michael Stern, authors of the Roadfood book...
...deliver commercial messages to vast numbers of potential customers at exactly the same time. In an increasingly fragmented TV world--89 viewing choices in the average home, according to Nielsen Media Research--that reach is arguably more valuable than ever. Though the six networks' share of the viewing pie has shriveled to 56% (compared with 90% for just three networks as recently as1980), an advertiser would have to buy spots on several cable channels, perhaps dozens, to reach a comparable audience. "I think this year advertisers seemed to get a little more faith," says Fox's Nesvig. "They said, 'Yeah...