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Winter 2015 Issue

By Mary Ogle
| January 5, 2015

Edible South Florida Winter 2015 Issue, #21

Deconstructing the Medianoche

South Florida's Pre-Eminent Comfort Food Bloggers — Sef Gonzalez (Burger Beast) And Cari Garcia (Fatgirl Hedonist) Break Down The Iconic

Demise of the Big Three (Fruit) in South Florida?

Dispatch from Terra Madre: Floridian Delegates at the Slow Food International Conference

Duo Does Dangerously Delicious Macarons at Illegal Bakery

Edible Guide to Homestead & the Redland

Farmers in the City

Ginger Turmeric Tea (Tonic)

This slightly sweet, tangy tea helps flush out the lymphatic system, acts as an anti-inflammatory and boosts the immune system.

Golden Rice with Butternut Squash, Chickpeas and Dried Cherries

This “jeweled" rice is inspired by the classic Persian dish Javaher Polow.

Join the (Dinner) Club

Knock, Knock! It’s Your Produce

Know Your Seafood, Know Your Fisherman, Know Fresh

Mango by the Sea

Irene Jade's cocktail uses a shrub made by Pascale's - the Delray Beach Jam Company (mangohouse.net).

Orange Ginger Cookies

Tangy orange and peppery ginger - fresh and candied -pair perfectly in these chewy cookies.

Pour Us Another One: Hotel Lounge Bars Redefining Cocktail Culture

Quit Drowning Your Plants

Rooting for Turmeric and Ginger

Sabor of Puerto Rico at La Cocina Puertorriqueña

Salad of Fennel, Shaved Brussels Sprouts and Arugula

This flavorful salad from Essensia executive chef julie Frans showcases fennel and other South Florida greens in season.

Spicy Turmeric-Ginger Chicken Lettuce Wraps

Bragg Liquid Aminos is natural soy sauce alternative that is preservative free and contains no added salt or gluten.

Strange Vegetables: Kohlrabi, Fennel and Pattypan Squash

Take a Quaff on the Wild Side

Every wild beer – each bottle – is unique because they continually change over time, which is part of their

Vow to Drink Better in 2015

What’s Eating My Tomatoes?

Winters in Central Florida

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