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My Dinner with David

On May 14, 2010 · 10 Comments · In Food News

On a hot and humid night in July 2007, I made my first visit to Hidden Kitchen. The “underground supper club” was brand new and still buzzing from a write-up that had appeared on Chocolate & Zucchini. I had brought a new boyfriend and was trying to convince him that I was cool and cosmopolitan. [...]

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What’s in a Paris Food Tour?

On April 23, 2010 · 13 Comments · In Food Tours

A lotta calories, that’s what. Along with stories, smiling producers, geeky facts, easy walking, more eating, more eating, more food.

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Putting Food (Obsession) In Context

On February 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In Food Tours

I recently quit a long-held day job in order to write full-time [trumpets! confetti!] about food. In making this decision, I had to consider a range of possible negative outcomes: abject poverty, creeping obesity, and budding alcoholism. I hadn’t considered, for all my worrying, the risk of becoming one with my pyjamas. Since October, my days [...]

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