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A Foodie Parent's Biggest Worry: Can My Teen Feed Herself?
A mother frets as her daughter applies to college—not about whether she will get in, but about whether she can cook
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A mother frets as her daughter applies to college—not about whether she will get in, but about whether she can cook
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A home cook confronts a hard truth: talk too much about pork belly, and your appetite can cause friends anxieties
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Every culture has its wisdom. Never mix watermelon and wine. Mothers should eat tripe. And no sweet potatoes after dark.
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When the family patriarch is food-obsessed, competitive children try to win his love in the kitchen.
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An American expat laughs when she learns her daughter is failing lunch--then reconsiders.
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