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The Inauguration of 2009 Rendered in Art

January 31, 2009

Artist Maira Kalman turned the Inauguration of 2009 into an artistic rendition of universal experience. Antoine Vollon’s eggs and butter …

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Braving the Elements, Slogging Through the Crowds, Eating Thanks to Whole Foods: Inauguration 2009

January 21, 2009

Up at 6:30 a.m., out the hotel door at 8:00 a.m., a bit of my homemade granola rumbling in my …

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Palette Didn’t Deliver: Inaugural Dining on the Streets of Washington, DC

January 20, 2009

After much anticipation, we arrived at Palette for our inaugural luncheons-inspired menu yesterday at 12 noon on the dot. Alas, …

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Eating in Washington, DC Hazardous to One Food Writer’s Health …

January 19, 2009

News has it that cookbook author and TV chef Tom Colicchio of the Craft empire saved New York Times food …

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The Willard Hotel, and a Near Brush with Obama’s Motorcade

January 18, 2009

See all photos (unedited) by clicking HERE: Last night’s dinner at the historic Willard Hotel almost didn’t happen because as …

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At the Edge of Change: Blogging Live From Washington, DC and the Inauguration of President Barack Obama

January 17, 2009

Starting tomorrow, after tonight’s dinner at the Willard Hotel, “Gherkins & Tomatoes” will share every tiny crumb possible with readers …

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Uber-Chef Alice Waters Comes To Washington: Inauguration Week’s Best Dinner

January 14, 2009

Alice Waters deserves more main-stream press recognition. Follow the link to see the detail about Alice’s Restaurant (!) taking shape …

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The Race for White House Chef Heats Up

November 12, 2008

The New York Daily News chimed in on November 10, 2008, suggesting three male chefs — Chicago chefs Daniel Young, …

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“A New Birth of Freedom”: Senator Feinstein Announces 2009 Inaugural Theme

November 9, 2008

If the presidential campaign and election of President-elect Barack Obama revered a patron saint, Abraham Lincoln would be the man. …

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Inaugural Menu at Palette: Feeding Political Palates

November 4, 2008

A press release from Palette, a restaurant at  Loew’s Madison Hotel in Washington DC, captures the growing excitement about the …

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