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10 Recipes for Green Days

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Video Highlights from the Atlantic Food Summit The Atlantic

Video Highlights from the Atlantic Food Summit

Here are videos of three meaty panels from last week's Atlantic Food Summit, featuring Food Channel contributors Josh Viertel and Zeke Emanuel

In a Fruit Wine, Comfort and Validation Holly A. Heyser

In a Fruit Wine, Comfort and Validation

A veteran cook and forager finds solace in homemade sherry. His supplies? Sun-Maid raisins and a plastic bucket.

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Bartending: It's Good to Be the King Wickenden/flickr

Bartending: It's Good to Be the King

The celebrity chef throne has been usurped. One mixologist says that when it comes to skill and charm, bartenders rule.

Raccoon and Chicken: A Southern Journey thebittenword.com/flickr

Raccoon and Chicken: A Southern Journey

From "fresh coons" to "Jehova Java," a trip to Arkansas leads to culinary meditations—and fried heritage hens

To Fight Obesity, Swim Against a Corporate Tide ChicagoGeek/flickr

To Fight Obesity, Swim Against a Corporate Tide

As McDonald's, PepsiCo, and even Disney try to silence critics, independence remains the key to advocacy

A Four-Star Chicken: Kosher, but Buttery jules:stonesoup/flickr

A Four-Star Chicken: Kosher, but Buttery

The one-two punch of Judaic law and a budget meant no dairy or foie gras, but this home cook still riffed on haute cuisine

A Bitter Thai Cuisine, Seasoned by the Past Jarrett Wrisley

A Bitter Thai Cuisine, Seasoned by the Past

Current events recall northeastern Thailand's difficult history—as does jim jeow, a sauce made with digestive juices

Chinese and Doughnuts: A California Mystery Katie Robbins

Chinese and Doughnuts: A California Mystery

Throughout the state, tiny storefronts sell crullers alongside Kung Pao chicken. Why the unlikely union? Slide Show

Help the World: Drink Beer wickenden/flickr

Help the World: Drink Beer

Today marks the official launch of Jubilee Nut Brown Ale, which will donate half of its profits to mentoring at-risk youth. Tastes pretty good.

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  • Video Highlights from the Atlantic Food Summit

    Here are videos of three meaty panels from last week's Atlantic Food Summit, featuring Food Channel contributors Josh Viertel and Zeke Emanuel

  • Thanks, Food Channel Contributors!

    After less than a year, we were nominated for a National Magazine Award for best online magazine section. It's only because of our great writers and producers.

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