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N.C. chefs named as award finalists
Eight North Carolinians and a Durham restaurant are among the semifinalists for the annual James Beard Foundation awards announced Tuesday. -
Portraits of a well-loved restaurant
For a moment, you might be in a bistro in a France, instead of Vin Rouge, just off Ninth Street in Durham. Marking its 10th anniversary this month, Vin Rouge doesn't have the national reputation and of-the-moment buzz some newer places are enjoying. Instead, it has earned a loyal following drawn to its understated bistro style and its characters who combine Southern hospitality with a dollop of eccentricity. -
Restaurant News
Taste, a new American-style tapas restaurant, opened Monday in the former GAKS teahouse location off Dixie Trail in Raleigh. -
A family's culinary history makes for tasty entrees
Thanks to the Triangle's popularity as a landing zone for southward migrating snowbirds, the region has reaped a windfall of Italian restaurants run by relocated Northerners. -
After years of searching, East End finds a tasty place
If corporations are people, as Mitt Romney has famously proposed, then I'm pretty sure I've discovered a business that has suffered from a multiple personality disorder for the past 10 years. -
Restaurant News
Oro Restaurant and Lounge should open this spring at the corner of Martin and Wilmington streets on the ground floor of the RBC Plaza. -
Slow cooker's time is now
Slow cookers have been around for more than 40 years, but today, they're almost trendy. They're perfect for braising, a technique that lets less-expensive cuts of meat become hearty and succulent when cooked low and slow. -
Chocolate desserts for two sweetly say 'I love you'
Two new cookbooks give chocolate-lovers the perfect excuse to bake something yummy. -
Raleigh is rich in chocolate
Within the next week, many of us will be pondering where to buy chocolate for our sweethearts. -
Tickets on sale for Triangle Foodie Tweetup
We're back with a winter Triangle Foodie Tweetup. This time at Durham's G2B gastropub, which recently earned four stars from The N&O's critic Greg Cox.
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