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<title>Heart the one you love -- in the kitchen</title>
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<description>Ah, Valentine&apos;s Day. Ah, my skewered heart. A spicy heart kebab is surely a dish to set before any beloved brave enough to try it. It also is a fast and flavorful way to get on board with eating more of the animal than the easy parts. So when Kevin Costa of Crested Duck Charcuterie offered me the heart of a cow he was butchering, it was a challenge.</description>
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<title>Tour through the Old South aims to bring better awareness to Early African American foodways </title>
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<description>Culinary historian Michael Twitty&apos;s love affair with his ancestors&apos; cuisine sprouted early. By age 5, the Washington, D.C., native was his family&apos;s Official Taster; as a tween, he&apos;d become so skilled at shucking, cutting, mixing and seasoning that he was cooking dinner -- from scratch -- a couple nights a week.</description>
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<title>Teens: You can send sweets instead of tweets</title>
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<description>Valentine&apos;s Day gift-giving can be tough for the high-school set. A bottle of Champagne or dinner at a fancy, romantic restaurant is most definitely out of the question, and you also don&apos;t want your 15-year-old giving, or receiving, an expensive piece of jewelry from a boyfriend or girlfriend. Then again, a card doesn&apos;t quite cut it.</description>
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<title>Fresh Find: Maple Bacon Coffee</title>
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<description>Brown Dog Java at the Pittsburgh Public Market in the Strip District is not shy when it comes to flavored coffees. Before starting Brown Dog, Steve Moore worked nearly two decades for Arbuckles, where he was the primary flavor developer.</description>
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<title>Food Feedback: Weighing in on Nutella</title>
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<description>[Re: &quot;Nutella inspires sighs and kisses&quot; by Gretchen McKay, Food &amp;amp; Flavor, Feb. 2:] My grandchildren, Mason and Chloe Spikula of Mt. Lebanon, love Nutella, and we took this picture of them in the food hall of Le Bon Marche in Paris last April with 5-kilo containers of this yummy stuff -- Nutella heaven! Great article! SUE BUMER Mt. Lebanon</description>
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<title>Kitchen Mailbox: Chocolate desserts for two</title>
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<description>I miss the days when my kids were little and used to devour my cakes and pies. There was nothing left but empty plates. Unless they have have a few grandkids nearby, most baking empty-nesters end up with too much dessert for too few people. I often have this problem because so many of the recipes I test for Kitchen Mailbox are desserts.</description>
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<title>What&apos;s for Dinner: No Bean Beef Chili</title>
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<description>It&apos;s not often I get inspired to make a dish after watching a celebrity chef whip it up on TV. Especially when said cooking star is Sandra Lee, who&apos;s best known for her &quot;semi-homemade&quot; style of cooking, which relies heavily on pre-packaged products instead of fresh items.</description>
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