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Edible Austin

Tradition

The St. Elias Mediterranean Festival, Austin’s oldest food-based celebration, turns 75 this fall—young compared to the families who organized it. “Austin had a large concentration

A New Daily Grind

As the man behind the World’s Best Eggs, Jeremiah Cunningham understands the unending search for excellence in all things poultry. Less than a year after

Leaning Toward Local

Matthew and Rachel Buchanan’s The Leaning Pear Café & Eatery in Wimberley is pear-centric—walls painted the many russet shades of pear flesh, two fruit-bearing trees

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Farm Bill 2007: A Citizen’s Guide

By Dan Imhoff  Every five years, Congress revisits and passes a multi-billion-dollar, little-understood piece of legislation known as the Farm Bill. 2007 is one of

Cold Treats for Endless Summers

By Jessica Maher; Photography by Carole Topalian With summer right around the bend, our minds wander to simpler times of swimming pools and flip-flops, as

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Dai Due Dinners

By Jody Horton Dai Due dinners are prepared with only locally produced, seasonal ingredients—grown with sustainable agricultural methods and purchased from local farms. Learn more

Prickly Pink Drink

Matt and Mark Seiler, the brothers behind Maine Root Root Beer, learned brewing at an impressionable age. The 37- and 40-year-old sibs, whose company, despite

Chocolate Meets Booze; Palates Rejoice

 Twenty-five years ago, Lecia Duke graduated from architecture school and found herself unhappily employed at a large Nashville firm. “I wasn’t happy, but I wasn’t

Beans for Bats

Houston coffee baron Avi Katz describes his new Bat City Blend in terms usually used only by winemakers: “A meritage of our best dark roast

Bull and Boar

The terms “sustainable” and “comfort food” don’t always go hand in hand, but for Andrew Page, general manager of the new Del Valle eatery the