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Inner Julia Child, please come out now
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: Trips and Vacations, Apples, Education, Julia Child, Health and Safety at School
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Market Watch: Moro blood oranges at the legal limit of ripe in Ventura County
Moro blood oranges grown in Southern California are almost different fruits from those grown in the San Joaquin Valley, the state's leading citrus district. They're smaller in size, lighter in color and a month or more later in ripening. By April, San...Tags: Justice System, Forests, Pies and Tarts, Brooklyn (New York City), Lawyers
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Beauty abounds at Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent, England
Special to the Los Angeles Times"Everybody knows Kent," Charles Dickens wrote in "The Pickwick Papers," "apples, cherries, hops and women." Almost 175 years after publication of "Papers," Kent, just 50 miles south of London, is still known as the garden of England and the larder of...Tags: Tour Operations Industry, Charles Dickens, Arts and Culture, Kale, London (England)
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Knott's Berry Farm coaster reopens after accident investigation
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterKnott's Berry Farm has reopened a roller coaster involved in an accident that injured 10 riders after making adjustments to the ride following an initial state investigation, officials of the Buena Park theme park said. The Pony Express launch-style...Tags: Railway Accidents, Trips and Vacations, Disasters and Accidents, Health, Career and Workplace
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Knott's Berry Farm to relocate WindSeeker thrill ride, delaying launch
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterKnott's Berry Farm has chosen a new location for its 2011 swing tower, pushing back the debut of the $5-million thrill ride to mid-summer while at the same time preserving one of the park's aging landmarks. The 301-foot-tall WindSeeker spinning swing...Tags: Memorial Day
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Lindy & Grundy: Female butchers with a sustainable philosophy
To the connected diner, it may seem that Erika Nakamura and Amelia Posada arrived in Los Angeles ages ago. The larger-than-life personas behind Lindy & Grundy are practically household names among local foodies, though their butcher shop selling locally...Tags: Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), Vegetarian Diet, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Agriculture, Recipes
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Where to buy sustainable meat and poultry products
Here are some other locations where you can purchase meat from sustainably raised animals:
Lindner Bison
This family-owned Valencia ranch raises grass-fed bison. They practice sustainable agriculture and humane animal husbandry. Lindner has a stall at...Tags: Agriculture, Salt
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Egg farms are found to be filthy
Daily DishMaybe this egg recall isn't so surprising after all. Maybe the real surprise is why it took so long. Check out the latest developments, reported in today's Business section by P.J. Huffstetter and Andrew Zajac: Federal officials investigating conditions... -
Football: Friday's scores
Varsity Times InsiderFriday, October 8th CITY EAST VALLEY LEAGUE Arleta 49, Grant 28 Monroe 14, Sun Valley 6 Sun Valley Poly 28, North Hollywood 21 EASTERN LEAGUE Bell 6, South Gate 3 Garfield 23, Los Angeles Jordan 15 Los Angeles Roosevelt 14,...... -
Food task force celebrates at Vibiana with chefs, farmers and great food
Daily DishHundreds of people ate and drank at Vibiana, the former Roman Catholic cathedral, on Wednesday evening to celebrate the work of the Food Policy Task Force -â a group convened last year by L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to consider how...... -
Where are drivers most likely to hit a deer? Not California.
OutpostsFor all the negative things that can be said about driving in California, the Golden State does have one thing going for it -- some of the lowest odds of a driver hitting a deer. In fact, California is third...... -
Football: Week 6 schedule
Varsity Times InsiderThursday, October 14th SOUTHERN SECTION BASELINE LEAGUE Glendora vs. Etiwanda at Colony, 7 p.m. CENTURY LEAGUE Anaheim Canyon vs. El Dorado at Placentia Valencia, 7 p.m. EMPIRE LEAGUE Western at Tustin, 7 p.m. GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE Garden Grove Santiago at....
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