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Fall 2015 Issue

By Edible South Florida | Last Updated October 15, 2015

Edible South Florida Fall 2015 Issue, #24

Taking One (or Two) for the Team – Right Beers for Game Day

It’s hard to live in the Southeast without having football in your life. Whether you’re a pro football fanatic, a college alumnus, obsessed...

Don’t Fear the Heat and Aromatics of Spicy Cuisine, Pair with Riesling

Transcend and elevate spicy cuisine with the right wine: The Noble Grape Riesling. During my days in the restaurant business, when I was...

Basel Tov!

THERE’S STILL A GOOD MONTH BEFORE INBOXES GET FLOODED WITH INVITATIONS AND SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS GET SATURATED WITH EVENT FLYERS. BUT WHEN THE...

Oriental Fruit Fly: Serious Business for Growers

Sometime before dawn on Sept. 2, a quarantine went into effect in a 85-square-mile area in the heart of the Redland, home to packing houses...

In Gardening, Timing is Everything

When is the best time to plant seeds and seedlings in South Florida? Is September too early? Is October too late? Can I plant again later?...

So Many Markets, So Many Samosas

When you visit farmers markets from the Keys to West Palm Beach and Orland, there’s one vendor you can count on seeing: Nisha’s Flavors of...

Meet MiMo

Real estate boom and bust cycles. Flashy, fanciful architecture. Nerve-wracking traffic. Road construction projects that seem to take...

Finding the Flavors of India

In our multicultural melting pot, people from the Indian subcontinent make up a small part of the population. But you don’t have to go far...

I was to attend the Mango Festival in Florida one year, and shortly before it a reporter from the Miami Herald came to interview me in New York. She turned out to be an old friend, Maricel Presilla,...

Punjabi-style Beets with Ginger (Punjabi Chukandar Ki Sabzi)

North Indians nearly always start beet dishes with the raw vegetable, and generally cut it quite small so the pieces can be picked up easily with morsels of local flatbreads or rice. Save the stems...

Flattened Rice with Cauliflower and Peas (Phool Gobi Aur Matar Wa La Paha)

A grand dish that looks splendid and tastes as good as it looks. Sometimes I eat this all by itself. Other dishes, such as Mixed Dal, Marwari Style, could be added to the meal, as well as a raita,...

What Kind of Burger Lover Are You? Take This Revealing Test

Fresh Florida Shrimp with Charred Corn Relish, Parsley Butter and Arugula

Florida shrimp are the star of this recipe from executive chef David Blonsky of Apeiro Kitchen and Bar in Delray Beach, with a new location opening this fall in Midtown Miami.

West Florida Grouper with Heirloom Tomatoes, Mango, Blackberry Drizzle

Chef Toby Joseph of Wild Sea Oyster Bar and Grille at the Riverside Hotel in Fort Lauderdale uses grouper from the Gulf of Mexico in this colorful presentation.

Is Your Seafood Sustainable?

That fish sandwich you’re eating: which waters did it come from? How was it caught? Was it farmed, or wild caught? Is it an overfished...

Jerked Cobia with Pineapple Chutney

This recipe from chef Kareem Anguin of the Oceanaire Seafood Room uses cobia, a popular game fish with a white, flaky texture and mild taste.

Greens Season

These hearty greens – callaloo, collards, Swiss chard, escarole – stand up to cooking, adding color, flavor, texture and nutrition to soups, stews and sauces. In South Florida, you’ll find...