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By Jessica Maher and Todd Duplechan On a recent episode of Top Chef, the contestants were preparing a meal in the meadow of a farm

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Gary Weeks & Company

Photography by Bill Albrecht Out in the Hill Country, near Gary Weeks and Company’s Wimberley furniture workshop, it’s hard to escape the enthusiasm and wide-eyed

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David Bull

By Robin ChotzinoffPhotography by Marc Brown Chef David Bull definitely knows his way around a kitchen. But with a job supervising restaurants in San Antonio

Emmett and Lisa Fox

By Shannon OelrichPhotography by Marc Brown Emmett and Lisa Fox, owners of Austin restaurants ASTI Trattoria and FINO Restaurant Patio & Bar, share a passion

Garrett Weber-Gale

By Robin ChotzinoffPhotography by Marc Brown The Today Show was filming in Beijing at the 2008 Olympics and plenty of high-profile guests were on hand—among

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Bobbie Nelson

By Robin ChotzinoffPhotography by Marc Brown About the worst thing Bobbie Nelson would say about another cook—and she’s not one to fling insults—is “sometimes she’d

Teaching Balance

By Andrew W. Smiley A diagram of the body’s energy balance equation—what the National Institutes of Health defines as the system of receiving and expending

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Fall 2010

  Think about it Edible Austin is all about food. But is also (and just as importantly) about supporting the building of a deep local

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Romare Bearden, The Lantern, 1979, Lithograph, 28½ x 20 inches. Courtesy of the Estate of Romare Bearden; © Romare Bearden Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York,

Black Walnuts

By Amy Crowell I’ve spent many hours walking or boating along the rivers of Texas in search of tasty, wild foods. Even on a leisurely

What’s On Your Plate

By Terri Taylor A Q&A WITH SADIE HOPE-GUND AND SAFIYAH RIDDLEPhotography courtesy of whatsonyourplateproject.org Which burns faster: a marshmallow, a walnut or a Funyun? And

Just Between Us…

By Tootie J. TootumsPhotography by Carole Ann Sayle Even though I, Tootie J. Tootums, am educated and wear gold-rimmed glasses to prove it, I don’t