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April 2012

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The Journey for the Most Expensive Spice in the World

Apr 30, 2012  |   Contributor: Ray Pearson

Top Ten lists shed light on fascinating corners of pop culture. I recently came across a list of the world’s most expensive foods, thanks to the folks at Kitchen Geekery.... Read More

BLVD 16 Restaurant & Lounge Offers an Artful Take on American Cuisine

Apr 30, 2012  |   Contributor: Merilee Kern

When in Los Angeles, it’ll be worth your while to head over to BLVD 16 Restaurant and Lounge in Westwood, which is ensconced in the trendy and sophisticated Palomar Hotel on Wilshire Boulevard. Surrounded by a bevy of high-rise residences, BLVD 16 exudes that friendly and familiar neighborhood gathering place vibe that’s duly complimented by an urban chic atmosphere and uncompromised American California cuisine.... Read More

Destination Paris: An American Express Travel NEXTPEDITION

Apr 27, 2012  |   Contributor: Courtney Driver

After weeks of waiting, a small package from American Express arrived just before the intended departure. Inside the box held all of the tools needed to guide any traveler through a weeklong vacation.... Read More

Dalla Terra Winery Direct Announces Four Cities for Tasting Tour 2012

Apr 16, 2012  |   Contributor: James Rothaar

Nineteen Italian wineries will be present in a four-city tour in early May. The cities on the Dalla Terra Winery Direct Annual Portfolio Tasting 2012 scheduled May 1-4 are Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.... Read More

How to Shop with a Chef

Apr 13, 2012  |   Contributor: The Daily Meal

Leading the way through the hubbub of the Santa Monica farmers market, Michael McCarty stops a young man passing by. Turning him toward the small group that has been following him among the vendors, McCarty places a hand on his shoulder and proclaims him the master of duck prosciutto.... Read More

The 10 Best Spring Vegetables

Apr 12, 2012  |   Contributor: The Daily Meal

Temperatures are finally rising, the snow is melting, and the ground is thawing — spring has sprung! That’s cause for serious celebration in the kitchen, where it's time to reap the bounty of a new season of fresh vegetables that have weathered the long winter and are finally ready to emerge.... Read More

Celebrity Chef Seamus Mullen Reveals His 18 'Hero Foods'

Apr 10, 2012  |   Contributor: Deidre Woollard

You probably don't need another book to tell you that nutritious food can also be delicious, but Chef Seamus Mullen provides some beautiful inspiration in his new cookbook, Hero Food: How Cooking With Delicious Things Can Make Us Feel Better.... Read More

Wine Tasting in St. Clement Vineyards' Historic Napa Valley Estate

Apr 9, 2012  |   Contributor: Touring & Tasting

The short path from the parking lot to the charming Victorian house that houses St. Clement Vineyards’ tasting room is steep, but worth every step. The landmark Napa Valley estate, established in 1878 by the San Francisco stained glass merchant Fritz Rosenbaum, was one of the first bonded wineries in the Napa Valley.... Read More

8 Recipes for Celebrating Passover

Apr 5, 2012  |   Contributor: The Daily Meal

Passover is that time of year when colorful boxes of matzo fill the supermarket shelves and observant Jews consume this Passover cracker instead of leavened bread for eight days.... Read More

The Ultimate Passover Restaurant Guide

Apr 5, 2012  |   Contributor: The Daily Meal

With Passover on the horizon, it’s time to finalize your Seder plans. Perhaps you’re planning to host the meal at home with friends and family for the first night, but what about the remaining seven days of the holiday? There are plenty of restaurants across the country that are planning special menus for Pesach.... Read More

Meet Some of Washington's Top Wine Makers

Apr 3, 2012  |   Contributor: Touring & Tasting

The state of Washington is home to an impressive breed of winemaker. Many have spent years, even decades, in other parts of the world, honing their craft.... Read More

InterContinental Hanoi's Saigon Restaurant | Authentic Vietnamese Fare

Apr 2, 2012  |   Contributor: Chad Chisholm

Floating on the gently lapping shores of Hanoi’s West Lake emerges a structure that almost appears from the early morning mist: InterContinental Hanoi Westlake. It is built into the lake itself and contains three restaurants; one being Saigon, a fresh take on Vietnamese food, affording patrons impressive views and equally impressive fare.... Read More

Filet of Turbot with Organic Hen Egg and Candied Pumpkin Seeds

Apr 2, 2012  |   Contributor: JL Staff

Executive Chef Markus Glocker of Gordon Ramsay At The London restaurant in New York City helped craft this filet of turbot recipe, with sweet spinach and parsley puree, champagne sauce, and sweet candied pumpkin seed garnish. This, among other succulent dishes, can be found on the prestigious menu at Gordon Ramsay At The London’s New York location.  ... Read More