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Eastside Cafe

Photography by Jody Horton Eastside Cafe’s Garden Crudite appetizer: an ever-changing plate of seasonal vegetables sourced from Eastside’s own vegetable garden and its sister garden

Whiskey A Go-Go

By David AlanPhotography by Jenna Noel Most drinkers, regardless of their own personal tastes, would identify whiskey as the quintessential American spirit. Though it was

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Eating Raw

By Marcus AntillaPhotography by Aimee Wenske Most people think of celery, carrot sticks and salad when they hear “raw foods.” But while those foods do

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Beyond Schnitzel

By Shannon OelrichPhotography by Jody Horton and Chef Kee Here in Central Texas, German food often appears as heavy fare served at a biergarten or

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Vermilionaire

An excerpt from Food Producers and their Place-Based Foods at Risk in the Gulf Coast produced by Renewing America’s Food TraditionsBy Gary Paul Nabhan, Leigh

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Salt & Time

By Elizabeth WinslowPhotography by Jenna Noel Ben Runkle, owner of Salt & Time Artisanal Salumi, used to be a devout vegan. Then one day he

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Snap Kitchen

Convenience is often a bad word when associated with food. Still, it’s challenging and not always practical, or even possible, for busy Austinites to make

El Naranjo

Photography by Anna Kooris Nestled in an unassuming spot just a few blocks south of the rowdy punk rock clubs that line Red River Street,

The Lemony Herbs of Summer

By Lucinda HutsonPhotography by John Pozdro My younger brother and I drove an old blue Volkswagen from Amsterdam to Spain in 1972—staying in hostels and

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Handiwork: Pineapple Vinegar

Story and Photography by Lisa Fain In The Cuisines of Mexico, Diana Kennedy includes a recipe for making pineapple vinegar that calls for nothing more

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Home Plate: Feeding Baby

By Kristi WillisPhotography by Andy Sams Wee Chloe happily accepts a heaping spoonful of cottage cheese nestled alongside homemade spinach puree, then smiles from ear

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Ice, Ice, Baby

By David AlanPhotography by Jenna Noel Ice, the most common ingredient in cocktails, is one that we barely give more than a passing thought to—even