by Terry B on October 21, 2009 Six Chicago chefs—including Rick Bayless—are teaming with with the Greater Chicago Food Depository to take hunger off the menu. You can join them. San Francisco’s tough composting laws are actually helping restaurants and winemakers.The restaurant business is full of colorful terms. You only have to watch Hell’s Kitchen to hear some of the more colorful ones. Well, or hang around in my kitchen when things start to go wrong. But to “86″ something lets the entire kit
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“86 Hunger” with top Chicago chefs, winery turns garbage into great taste




Tue, Oct 20, 2009
Food & Cooking