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A Little Culinary History and a Twist on Irish Food Favorites

Ireland’s culinary traditions underwent a significant transformation in the 1980s when Irish chefs trained in classic French cooking returned and opened superb restaurants in the small towns of Kinsale in County Cork and Kenmare in County Kerry.  
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Join Meals on Wheels for Cocktails in the Kitchen

VNA Texas hosts a pair of events every spring that bring in award-winning chefs for food, drinks, and lively conversation all to raise friends and funds for Meals on Wheels and hospice care.
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Family Time is Vital: Get A Seat at À Table

Eating dinner together as a family improves physical and mental health, benefits academic success, and helps maintain emotional connections between parents and children. 
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Kersten Rettig: Restaurant Openings, Closings, and Awardees

It’s been a minute since we’ve had a restaurant scene update. Let's jump right in.

This Valentine Cake Is Made With Love And Chocolate

I’ve always thought Valentine’s Day arrives just in time.
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Stream Christy Rost’s New Show in March

NYC-based Eat This TV Network recently gave the go ahead for her new national cooking series, "At Home with Christy Rost."
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Kersten Rettig: A First Class Trip to New Zealand Minus the Jet Lag

"I figured if I cannot be in New Zealand, I may as well bring some New Zealand to me," said Chef Toby Archibald.
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Dallas and Tampa will Battle in the Tiff’s Treats Throwdown

To celebrate its entry into Tampa, Tiff’s Treats has created the Tiff’s Treats Throwdown, a friendly football wager pitting Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and his Dallas Cowboys against Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and her Buccaneers.
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Kersten Rettig: Jim Severson Keeps Hope in His Heart

The 65-year-old chef/owner was diagnosed with stage IV prostate cancer 16 years ago and was given three-to-five years to live.

Favorites of 2022: Two Local Men Help Ukrainian Refugees

This summer, food writer Kersten Rettig told the story of how Highland Park alumnus Wade Nicolas joined a relief team putting together the World Central Kitchen in Przemysl, Poland, to help Ukrainian refugees and restauranteur Shannon Wynne helped raise $250,000 for World Central Kitchen via his restaurants in Dallas.

A Foodie’s Dream: Dallas’ Chefs for Farmers’ Main Event

At the 11th annual Chefs for Farmers’ Main Event, sweet aromas filled the air as chefs prepared tasty samples of their signature dishes. 
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Christy Rost: Brunch and Bananas Foster Pancakes

Between shopping, gift wrapping, party planning, cooking, and entertaining, a quiet get-together with friends may not have fit into holiday festivities.  

Adults, Children Can Enjoy A Classic Holiday Cookie: Three Ways

In our home, Christmastime has always meant tins of holiday cookies will be stacked in the pantry.
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Kersten Rettig: El Carlos Defines Upscale Mexican Cuisine

El Carlos Elegante isn’t Tex-Mex, nor is it a TikTok-for-the-‘gram Trompe l’oeil of a restaurant.

From Our Table To Yours: Favorite Dishes 2022

You probably already have your Thanksgiving meal sorted by now, but we thought we’d take this opportunity to thank our readers for another year together and share some of our favorite recipes.

Pumpkin Serving Bowl Makes for Memorable Thanksgiving by Design

As we gather this year with family and friends to celebrate Thanksgiving, for some, this will mark the resumption of a cherished tradition after several years on pause.
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Need Holiday Entertaining Tips? Listen to Local Experts

Remember the 1997 book Entertaining for Dummies? The book that sold more than 30 million copies promised to transform hopeful hosts and hostesses from dumb to Martha Stewart. I had a copy, and I will say, people find me to be somewhat entertaining.
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Thankful for These New Restaurants

Dallas is hashtag blessed with a blooming restaurant scene with these four new concepts bringing more flavor and fun to us all.

Chefs For Farmers Raises Nearly $40,000

A record-breaking 3,000 foodies gathered at Old City Park for Chefs for Farmers’ main event Nov. 6. This year marked 11 years of the popular food and wine festival, which raised nearly $40,000 for the Seed Project Foundation’s McKinney Roots.
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