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  1. Mar 6, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  2. Peter J. Gomes dies at 68; Harvard's longtime spiritual leader

    In a sermon some years ago, the Rev. Peter J. Gomes, Harvard University's longtime spiritual leader, offered a precise, if unconventional, definition of hell. He said hell is "being defined by your circumstances, and believing that definition."
    In a sermon some years ago, the Rev. Peter J. Gomes, Harvard University's longtime spiritual leader, offered a precise, if unconventional, definition of hell. He said hell is "being defined by your circumstances, and believing that definition." Gomes,...

    Tags: Deval Patrick, Harvard University, Tuskegee University, Religious Texts, Plymouth

  3. Jan 31, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  4. Inner Julia Child, please come out now

    Until recently, the closest thing I'd come to a cooking class was watching the demo station at Trader Joe's. After seeing "Julie & Julia," I felt inspired to get in touch with my inner Julia Child. But who has the time and money to fly to Paris and study at Le Cordon Bleu?
    Reporting From Philo, Calif.
    Until recently, the closest thing I'd come to a cooking class was watching the demo station at Trader Joe's. After seeing "Julie & Julia," I felt inspired to get in touch with my inner Julia Child. But who has the time and money to fly to Paris and...

    Tags: Shrimp, Apples, Beets, Arugula, Spaghetti

  5. Feb 10, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  6. Rene Verdon dies at 86; White House chef for the Kennedys

    When Rene Verdon became the first professional chef to work in the White House, in 1961, dining with the president was given an early 1800s spin: Outside caterers were replaced by an in-house operation that harked back to Thomas Jefferson's day.
    When Rene Verdon became the first professional chef to work in the White House, in 1961, dining with the president was given an early 1800s spin: Outside caterers were replaced by an in-house operation that harked back to Thomas Jefferson's day....

    Tags: Mount Vernon, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Paris (France), Pakistan, Lyndon B. Johnson

  7. Feb 24, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  8. 3 Food Events You Should Know About: Planned Parenthood's Food Fare; 'Bistronomics' at Breadbar; wine and pizza tasting at Rosso Wine Shop

    Daily Dish
    A Planned Parenthood party: On March 10, Planned Parenthood will host its 32nd annual Food Fare, where supporters of the organization and foodies will join together to eat and raise money for the health centers that provide care to more......
  9. Mar 8, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  10. Greatest cookbooks ever: What would you choose?

    Daily Dish
    What are the greatest cookbooks ever written? The International Assn. of Culinary Professionals is trying to determine that, with a new Culinary Classics award. Ten finalists were selected from a long list of nominees and five of those will be......
  11. Mar 8, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  12. From French Laundry to French Legion of Honor

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    When French Laundry chef-owner Thomas Keller was working his way up the kitchen hierarchy, he never stopped to wonder whether he’d ever make the French Legion of Honor. “I didn’t even know what it was,” he says, laughing at the.......
  13. Mar 9, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  14. 3 Food Events You Should Know About: Pizza- and pasta-making from scratch, 'Top Chef' casting call, and Planned Parenthood Food Fare

    Daily Dish
    Have what it takes to be a Top (Pastry) Chef? Put away the knives and pick up your pastry bag. Bravo announced that it will film a second season of "Top Chef Just Desserts." Casting calls for the new series,......
  15. Apr 19, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  16. 'How I Met Your Mother' recap: How Barney learned to stop partying and settle down

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    Despite the title of this week's “How I Met Your Mother” – “Hopeless” – it seems things are not hopeless for Barney (Neil Patrick Harris), who has a real epiphany about his life. Barney decides to bust Jerry (John...
  17. May 13, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  18. Praising a foreign 'Plenty'

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    The American cookbook market tends to be somewhat chauvinistic. We like our own. This does not make us unique -- Julia Child was as little appreciated in England, relatively speaking, as Delia Smith is here. But every once in a......
  19. Apr 28, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  20. Book review: 'A Covert Affair'

    Julia Child's wartime spell in the Office of Strategic Services has always seemed the most intriguing chapter in the story of her evolution from the cocoon of her staid, soft-shoe Pasadena upbringing into the iconic French chef who revolutionized American cooking. Serving in that precursor of the CIA not only took her away from her native shores for the first time but also plunged her into two cultures about as different from what she was accustomed to as any you might find. Surely, it was no coincidence that India and China also boasted two of the world's greatest cuisines, so that amid all the culture shock there was also exposure to a panoply of spices and new ways of cooking.
    Special to the Los Angeles Times
    Julia Child's wartime spell in the Office of Strategic Services has always seemed the most intriguing chapter in the story of her evolution from the cocoon of her staid, soft-shoe Pasadena upbringing into the iconic French chef who revolutionized American...

    Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Central Intelligence Agency, Book

  21. Oct 21, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  22. Monkey bread: It's play dough for bakers

    Of all the heirloom family recipes tucked away in my converted shoe box (iPhone apps have nothing on 3-by-5 cards), one for monkey bread ranks second only to my great-grandmother's biscuits as the most tattered.
    Of all the heirloom family recipes tucked away in my converted shoe box (iPhone apps have nothing on 3-by-5 cards), one for monkey bread ranks second only to my great-grandmother's biscuits as the most tattered. It's not because the Eisenhower-era pull-...

    Tags: Butter, Apple iPhone, Neiman Marcus, Cinnamon, Walnuts

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