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WFAEats
8:00 am
Sun December 9, 2012

Eating Locally... Processed Food

Credit Julie Rose
Julie's locally-processed food feast.

Julie Rose reflects on the story behind her investigation of the foods processed in Charlotte. Read her full story here.

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Charlotte Talks
12:00 am
Fri December 7, 2012

Diabetic And Gluten-Free Friendly Cooking

The Joy of Gluten-Free, Sugar-Free Baking by Peter Reinhart and Denene Wallace

Most of us try to at least somewhat manage our intake of sweets during the holiday season when so much of it is available but what about those who must watch their sugar intake year-round? We've covered food issues such as lactose intolerance, allergies and gluten intolerance before and now we turn our food show focus on those with diabetes. We'll look at the root causes of this condition, how food affects it and great alternative recipes for diabetics to use. We'll also take another look at gluten free cooking as well. It’'s a sugar free edition of Charlotte Talks.

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WFAEats
5:00 am
Thu December 6, 2012

Family Recipes A Treasured Pleasure

One of my treasured possessions is a homemade cookbook my father gave his Mom during the Depression. Dad was sixteen and it was the last Christmas they would spend together for many years.

My grandmother kept and cherished the book, adding the clippings and notes as time passed. Among the pages are glimpses of family life as my grandparents raised six children on rented land in Alberta, Canada.

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WFAEats
12:00 am
Mon December 3, 2012

If You Build It: "Gingerbread Lane" Contest

Get the gumdrops! Whip up the icing! If you’ve ever been tempted to try your hand at baking and making a gingerbread house, this could be your year to claim a really "sweet" prize. The Ballantyne Hotel & Lodge wants you to submit your creation to its Gingerbread Lane competition.

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WFAEats
12:00 am
Thu November 29, 2012

Meals And Memories: The Power Of Remembering

They’re billed as "the most important cookbooks you’ll ever own," and it’s hard to disagree. 

Joanne Caras and her family collected recipes and remembrances from Holocaust survivors around the world, and then performed a series of small wonders. Caras created two elegant books, first, "The Holocaust Survivor Cookbook" and now a new volume, "Miracles and Meals." Both celebrate how human dignity can - and does - flourish under the most horrific circumstances.

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