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Betsy Blodgett of Bon Bon Atelier tasted her first macaron at Laduree bakery in Paris. Pastry chef and instructor Carter Holton enjoys the fun of making multicolored macarons.

| Jim Barcus | The Kansas City Star

Betsy Blodgett of Bon Bon Atelier tasted her first macaron at Laduree bakery in Paris. Pastry chef and instructor Carter Holton enjoys the fun of making multicolored macarons.

Cupcake days are over as colorful macarons become the next dessert trend

Jul 27, 4:27 PM

It seems you can’t peruse a food magazine or website without seeing them. What are those little cookies that look like puffed up Oreos dipped in a rainbow of electric colors? They’re macarons.

Summer Berries With Yogurt Cream is bursting with benefits

Jul 27, 3:20 PM

What about when berries meet their one true match: cream. Decadent? Not in The Star’s Summer Berries With Yogurt Cream.

COME INTO MY KITCHEN | MARY PEPITONE

Crystal King shares her recipe for Mandazi, an East African fried bread similar to doughnuts. She fell in love with the dish during a mission trip to Africa.

GARVEY SCOTT | The Kansas City Star

Crystal King shares her recipe for Mandazi, an East African fried bread similar to doughnuts. She fell in love with the dish during a mission trip to Africa.

Fried bread from Africa typical of many regions

Jul 28, 2:17 AM

One of Crystal King’s favorite dishes is an African doughnut, and it reflects where King’s heart is. King is training to become a missionary. Next year, she expects to begin a mission as a teacher at an orphanage in Sudan, one of the most violent regions of Africa.


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COOKING 101

Halibut Mousse With Cold Cucumber Sauce

Jun 28, 6:06 PM

Summer cuisine is contradictory: We expect light, cooling courses, but we also prefer time-saving dishes that are easily prepared. Yet summer favorites often require a labor of love, such as churning ice cream and slowly smoking meat. Halibut mousse is often used as a hot first course, followed by a light salad, then a tour de force entrée, such as roasted duck or scaloppine (recipes available at kansascity.com/food, click on “Cooking 101”).

EATING FOR LIFE | JILL WENDHOLT SILVA

Summer Berries With Yogurt Cream is bursting with benefits

Jul 27, 3:20 PM

What about when berries meet their one true match: cream. Decadent? Not in The Star’s Summer Berries With Yogurt Cream.


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Ethiopian/Eritrean dishes at Duo, such as the chicken doro watt, are served in tidy mounds on a large injera, a tangy pancake made from the grain teff.

| JIM BARCUS | THE KANSAS CITY STAR

Ethiopian/Eritrean dishes at Duo, such as the chicken doro watt, are served in tidy mounds on a large injera, a tangy pancake made from the grain teff.

New midtown restaurant Duo is a successful culinary coalition

Jul 28, 7:48 PM

The menu at Duo promises “authentic Ethiopian/Eritrean and Jamaican cuisine.” An unlikely pairing? Maybe — but then again, the food traditions of eastern Africa and the Caribbean both feature sweet spices, meaty stews and liberal dashes of heat. This might just work out.

FIND A RESTAURANT

Looking for a restaurant? You can search The Star's online restaurant dining guide. Find information by type of cuisine, location, vegetarian options and more, then link with the restaurant Web site to check out complete menus. We're starting small but plan to continue to expand the database in the coming months. Choose from a restaurant name, cuisine, location or price range. If you want to see everything, just click the search button.

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Food issue: 35 people, places and things that make us drool

Today, we take a look at our city through food.

The Star's list of 2010 farmers markets

Clip and save The Star’s annual local farmers markets list.



THE WINE PRESS | DOUG FROST

The Room 39 burger features a fried egg atop a hamburger for $10. available Room 39, 1719 W. 39th St. in Kansas City or at the Mission Farms location at 10561 Mission Road in Leawood.
Photo by Tammy Ljungblad/062210.

TAMMY LJUNGBLAD | The Kansas City Star

The Room 39 burger features a fried egg atop a hamburger for $10. available Room 39, 1719 W. 39th St. in Kansas City or at the Mission Farms location at 10561 Mission Road in Leawood. Photo by Tammy Ljungblad/062210.

Photos | A KC burger for every taste

If you’re slapping gristly, greasy, frozen, pre-fab slabs on the grill this weekend, don’t be surprised if family and friends grab your spatula and beat a path to one of the bright spots in Burger Town. Take a look at some KC favorites.



SPIRITS & COCKTAILS | ANNE BROCKHOFF

Distillers turn to the past with white whiskies

Jul 13, 3:29 PM

Ah, the romance of moonshine. Copper stills in hidden valleys. Heroic bootleggers speeding the back roads. Family recipes handed down through generations. Such are the myths Max Watman cheerfully explodes in “Chasing the White Dog” (Simon & Schuster, 2010).

KANSAS CITY'S GOOD EATS ...

Cutting-edge cuisine finds home in KC

Jenny Vergara recalls the day she stopped apologizing for Kansas City’s restaurant scene.

The search for KC's best breakfast joints

To Michael Kizzee, this was the most important thing about enjoying the most important meal of the day: It's a cool way to have a date with your wife.

These KC restaurants offer an authentic taste of Mexico

Everyone knows Kansas City is a great town for hearty, sit-down Tex-Mex fare. But if you’re short on time or don’t feel like a heavy meal under a blanket of bubbling cheese, a lot of snack shops, drive-throughs and quick-service destinations offer up a different, and often much more authentic, taste of Mexico.

Chefs know where the good values are for eating on the cheap

There are no white tablecloths in Swagger. There are no sautéed veal sweetbread appetizers or thyme roasted diver scallop entrees. The most exotic menu item is the Suribachi burger — tempura Angus beef with wasabi coleslaw ($9.95).

Barbecue fans aren't reluctant to voice opinions

There’s an old saying that in polite social circles one should never discuss religion, politics or sex.

The search for KC's top (hot) dog

Chicago is the capital of the Wiener Republic, and you really can’t get a bad dog in the city. But where in Kansas City can you find a hot dog that's worthy of the Windy City?

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