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UNITING THE KINGDOM

Combining the famed food heritage and hospitality of Europe with seasonal local ingredients, Thistle and Leek also combines the culinary pedigree of the legendary Craigie Street Bistro (where chef/owners Kate and Trevor Smith first met) in a cozy and familial space that is (rightfully) winning awards and accolades all over. The Smiths’ united heritages are […]

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The ORIGINAL Land of Milk and Honey

The Israeli Wine Producers Association is donating proceeds to support Israeli organizations through their Sip for Solidarity program. And while many know that wines from Israel are some of the best and most popular in the world, there is apparently more to Israeli booze than just the fruit of the vine. Named for the eternal

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L’CHAIM

As the issues in the Middle East continue to rile the world, many Jew and others are still looking to raise a glass in the traditional toast L’chaim– To life! And while the deeds of a few are destroying the lives of the many, at least there is a way to help those in peril by

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A MOTHER OF A SEQUEL

While I recently raved about the long-lasting literarily-linked legend that is Harvard Square’s Grendel’s, I am just as excited to go back to the Square to check out its new sibling site, the Sea Hag. Named for another character in the Olde English classic, this just-as-cozy and satisfying spot offers comfort food faves like fried

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SELECT-ING THE BEST BERRIES

Especially at this time of year, many people are thinking of what to make for their family that will keep the gratitude and enjoyment up and the arguing and bickering down. With all the political and dietary limitations people bring to the table these days, it can be harder than ever to please everyone! Especially

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RUB IN THE SUPPORT

As I continue to pour their low-sugar ketchup and amazing hot and barbecue sauces on pretty much anything I can find. I am very much looking forward to interviewing True Made Foods founder and proud Veteran Abe Kamarck as the first piece of my new radio series – Matt Robinson’s Vetrepreneurs© – which is scheduled

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AN IVY-CLAD CLASSIC

When I lived in Harvard Square many moons ago, I basically lived in the cozy confines of the legendary, literarily-themed eatery known as Grendel’s Den. When I recently visited the Square to promote my book on the Ivy League (www.lionstigersbulldogs.com), I had the chance to return to Grendel’s and to remind myself of all that

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EASIER EASTERN ACCESS

It’s October, and that means only one thing- Pretzels! Well, okay, maybe football, school, raking, beer and pretzels, but let’s focus on the food side for now. When it comes to pretzels, I consider myself a connoisseur who is still hoping that Winzer Stube will open a franchise for their Hudson, WI, hofbrauhaus in Greater Boston. Fortunately, we already

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