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...lunch in Quincy Katzen herself does not have any vegetables on her plate. There is only a binder and a packed itinerary. This was her third visit to Cambridge, so she knew her way around the sneeze-guarded salad bar by now. “I’m getting some clues as to what the whole system is like,” she says. “I’m interested in what students are choosing...
...ideal meal, she says, is a “very big salad with a lot of vegetables” and some protein source. “I put a lot of olive oil and toss with just oil and then add kosher salt and a little bit of vinegar. I’m not shy with the oil,” Katzen says...
This de-mystification of the salad dressing process is an important part of coaxing kitchen neophytes near the cutting board. “Many people have a mental block about salad dressing,” Katzen says. “There are five thing people get mental blocks about. Pie crust. bread dough. salad dressing, cutting anything with a knife and putting together dry ingredients.” This dry ingredient hang up, Katzen solemnly notes, is why the short cut of cake mixes are so popular. But cooking is easy, Katzen seems to implore. It?...
DIED. ROBERT ATKINS, 72, influential, hackle-raising weight-loss guru; of severe head injuries from a fall on an icy sidewalk on April 8; in New York City. He bucked convention in his 1972 best seller Dr. Atkins' Diet Revolution, which advised dieters to trash the fruit salad in favor of high-protein, high-fat goodies like bacon cheeseburgers and butter, arguing that without carbohydrates to burn, the body would burn its own fat. Many of the 30 million who have tried the diet swear by it. But his regimen rankled mainstream medical groups, which called it extreme and said...
...conceded the defendant - a man named Yves Verwaerde - he had opened a $2 million Swiss bank account with the code name "Salad" in July 1991, when he was a Member of the European Parliament. It was his other employer at the time, the French oil company Elf, that asked him to open the account, he explained. The salad full of greenbacks was earmarked for Jonas Savimbi, the rebel leader in Angola, where Elf was negotiating important contracts. Listening intently in the wood-paneled courtroom of the Paris Tribunal last week, Judge Michel Desplan had some questions. If this $2 million...