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Toscanini’s Ice Cream: Summer’s Classic Treat at an All New Level

Toscanini’s Ice Cream: Summer’s Classic Treat at an All New Level

| May 24, 2013

As summer begins nothing sounds quite as delicious as a waffle cone loaded with three scopes of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream. Almost any ice cream shop serves this classic treat, however it is Toscanini’s Ice Cream Shop in Cambridge, MA that takes its to the max. Equip with sixty flavors, this one of [...]

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Food Festivals Summer 2013 Calendar

Food Festivals Summer 2013 Calendar

| May 22, 2013

Feed your inner foodie with a wonderful selection of food festivals this summer! From Lobster Festivals in Maine to Peach Festivals in Georgia we have you covered with an array of summer classics. The Summer 2013 Food Festivals Calendar satisfies all taste buds with monthly updates throughout the summer!      

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Keep Calm and Choripán: Choripán con Chimichurri

Keep Calm and Choripán: Choripán con Chimichurri

| April 27, 2013

I love reading days. By the Thursday prior to exam week, my term papers are all submitted, and there’s this easy feeling about campus – for most people, finals don’t start for another four days or so, and it’s easy to forget the storm that’s coming. I usually haul my books to the pool and [...]

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But MOM!  Broccoli Cheddar Soup for the Homesick Soul

But MOM! Broccoli Cheddar Soup for the Homesick Soul

| April 24, 2013

“Mom?” “Yes, baby?” “Can I ask you a question?” “You want pancakes for dinner, don’t you?” “…Yes.” This is a common exchange in my apartment, and although I should mention that to my knowledge I currently have no biological children, I do have two beautiful roommates whom I love to spoil.  (I certainly brag about [...]

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How to Make the Undergrads Love You: Nutella Cookie Cake

How to Make the Undergrads Love You: Nutella Cookie Cake

| April 23, 2013

Five ways to make friends in college: Leave your door open while you’re in your dorm room.  People will enter.  Trust me.  (Disclaimer: you might want to lock it while you’re sleeping.  Otherwise you might meet a few people who are already strangely familiar with you.  True story.) Study in the common room.  Interesting things [...]

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Channa Masala for Cheapskates

Channa Masala for Cheapskates

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Well folks, we’ve made it to mid-Winter. It was a bit touch and go up in the Northeast where I’m situated, especially after Nemo and Plato (whoever devised the names for winter storms is clearly a boss). Depending on where you’re located, you very well may have had enough of snow and bitter coldness to last you for a few years. At this point, you’ve been doing all you can to stay warm, which probably means you’ve been consuming copious amounts of soup to the point where you’re sick of every broth, cream, and lentil variety (hard to believe, but it happens).

Enter Channa Masala, a sweetheart of South Asian cuisine.

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Top Ten Holiday Gifts for the College Foodie

Top Ten Holiday Gifts for the College Foodie

| December 18, 2012 | 0 Comments

Being a foodie in college is sometimes hard, when your meals consist of monotonous dining hall chicken. A few quirky appliances can take any boring plate of chicken to the next level. Not only that, but try spicing up your dorm room with some food festive items. Here’s what’s on my food lovers Christmas list [...]

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Vegan Desserts are Delicious Too: Pumpkin Crumb Cake with Pecan Streusel

Vegan Desserts are Delicious Too: Pumpkin Crumb Cake with Pecan Streusel

| November 30, 2012 | 0 Comments

Before my sister had an identity crisis a few years ago, I never really believed that vegan desserts could be moist and flavorful; I just figured that most desserts are made with dairy for a reason, so without it, how could they compare? But, boy was I wrong. While I still hold onto the belief [...]

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Dinner in Minutes: Ravioli with Brussels Sprouts and Bacon

Dinner in Minutes: Ravioli with Brussels Sprouts and Bacon

| November 27, 2012 | 0 Comments

While I am all for putting on a production, when I have the time and money, sometimes I just don’t feel like it, and I turn to dishes that are ridiculously easy to make: ridiculously easy and delicious. I discovered this little gem a couple of years back, and it is still as simple and [...]

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Thanksgiving Glass Jars: A New Way To Recycle Leftovers

Thanksgiving Glass Jars: A New Way To Recycle Leftovers

| November 26, 2012 | 0 Comments

The leftover turkey sandwich is a Thanksgiving staple to any festive foodie. Although sweet and savory, by my third bulky roll it begins to lose its appeal. What is one to do with all the dishes full of slice turkey breast, garlic mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce clogging your refrigerator? Instead of chucking the Thanksgiving leftovers, store them in compatible glass jars. This savvy trick is versatile as a single serving ready to go, a festive gift to a friend and easy storage!

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