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Food
Food, dining and restaurant news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Yes, you can fail a drug test by eating a poppy seed bagel
You can plead bagel but ‘the poppy seed defense’ doesn’t always work.
Tomato salad a fresh take on a Southern specialty
But rather than use green tomatoes, the recipe calls for ripe ones.
Grits make a tasty pillow for a pile of Cajun shrimp
The Southern side won’t disappoint.
Cake. Healthy. Two words you don’t normally see together
But that’s the subject of “Nourish Cakes: Baking with a Healthy Twist.”
The Wrap: Allagash introduces sour peach beer, making use of surplus
Also, a potato bar and a new pizzeria join the ranks of Portland restaurants.
Heavenly cookies await at St. Peter’s Italian Bazaar
For 93 years, church parishioners have been baking and selling the soft, anise-flavored treats.
Garlic-flavored mayonnaise: When did we all become aioli eaters?
A cursory online survey of Greater Portland restaurants finds it on nearly 20 menus.
A pesto king in our midst: Solo Italiano chef shares the award-winning recipe
Paolo Laboa, executive chef at the Portland restaurant, sheds light on the sauce that swept the 2008 World Pesto Championship.
Mainers offer their own takes on Portland’s best food
Ask a Mainer for his or her favorite restaurant, you’ll get a multitude of answers.