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A Bit of Old Baghdad With a Western Twist

Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008

The restaurant La Kabbr, in Midtown, is a clubhouse for Americans who have spent time in Baghdad, and for Iraqi expatriates and Iraqi-Americans.
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From different parts of the globe, four variations of perfect chocolate pudding.
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A Bit of Old Baghdad With a Western Twist

Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008

The restaurant La Kabbr, in Midtown, is a clubhouse for Americans who have spent time in Baghdad, and for Iraqi expatriates and Iraqi-Americans.
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New York has hundreds of specialized stores, but only one that puts the spotlight on mastic, the aromatic resin of an evergreen that grows on the island of Chios in the eastern Aegean.
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New York has hundreds of specialized stores, but only one that puts the spotlight on mastic, the aromatic resin of an evergreen that grows on the island of Chios in the eastern Aegean.
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Fans of Créole Shrubb, an alluring orange-flavored spirit, just got good news. Its maker, Rhum Clément, on Martinique in the Caribbean, has improved distribution in the United States, making it much easier to find. The fragrant rum-based orange liqueur also now comes in a handsome new bottle.
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Fans of Créole Shrubb, an alluring orange-flavored spirit, just got good news. Its maker, Rhum Clément, on Martinique in the Caribbean, has improved distribution in the United States, making it much easier to find. The fragrant rum-based orange liqueur also now comes in a handsome new bottle.
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Amaranth, millet, barley and soybeans may not seem like components of sushi. But in Japan, a finely ground mixture of 15 grains, beans and seeds is used to fortify rice, and it is now being incorporated into the multigrain sushi sold at Whole Foods markets in the Northeast.
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Amaranth, millet, barley and soybeans may not seem like components of sushi. But in Japan, a finely ground mixture of 15 grains, beans and seeds is used to fortify rice, and it is now being incorporated into the multigrain sushi sold at Whole Foods markets in the Northeast.
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Merkato 55 is a bold but uneven adventure, ranging across Africa in search of rare and unusual dishes.
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