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FOOD

Any way you slice it, a Mini Mandoline is a useful tool

Even if your knife skills are superb, you need a mandoline for creating paper-thin slices of potatoes or the slenderest cuts of apples or carrots.

THE CONFIDENT COOK

Recipe: Hearty bowls of Korean-style vegetable and noodle soup are spicy and flavorful

Recipe for Spicy Korean-Style Noodle Soup.

SEASONAL RECIPES

Recipe: Broil thick swordfish steaks and set them on a white bean stew with asparagus and mint

Recipe for Swordfish with White Beans, Asparagus, and Mint

SEASONAL RECIPES

Recipe: Bake store-bought pizza dough with cheese and asparagus, top with prosciutto and salad, serve dinner

Recipe for Cheese Pizza with Asparagus and Prosciutto

GETTING SALTY

For Pammy’s wine director Katie Hubbard, there are no pour choices

"They’re just teeny tiny little grapes waiting to make someone happy."


FOOD

What to eat at Boston Calling

Pierogies, doughnuts, grilled cheese, oh my! We tried 10 foods at the festival to get a feel for all it has to offer.

QUICK BITE

A visit to Barlette, a BYOB bar

You bring the alcohol. They provide everything else.

DEVRA FIRST

A first look at Grace by Nia

With live music and lush decor, the restaurant and club helps usher in a Seaport revision.

Beth Teitell | Commentary

How does a cocktail become the ‘Drink of the Summer’? And will 2023 be the year of the ‘pornstar martini’?

Who makes the call — is there a governing body? Or does it bubble up from the people, like “most likely to be a reality TV star” or “best teeth” awards of the high school yearbook?

FOOD

Long live soup season

True Primal Soups were created to offer a nutrient-dense, gluten-free, and paleo-friendly alternative to canned soups. The company’s goal is to focus on food high in nutrition and easily digested, using real ingredients while avoiding grains and other common allergens.

FOOD

Fun tools for getting kids into the kitchen

Kuhn Rikon’s new KinderKitchen line designed especially for children’s hands allows 3-year-olds to slice tomatoes, bananas, and even apples.

FOOD

World Oceans Day is on the menu for next PAGU Roundtable

The lineup includes founder and executive director Mary Parks of GreenCrab.org, Jonathan Uribe from Atlantic Sea Farms in Maine, and Alisha Lumea of Wulf’s Fish in Boston.

FOOD

She couldn’t find a perfect cookie, so she baked some in her South Boston kitchen. Then people started lining up.

Maude Gagnon is all in on her buzzy, gooey, and booming baking business, Southie Cookie.