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Blueberry cakes
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Blueberry cakes

Sprung from The Recipe Box Project, blueberry cake provokes worthy challenges, but takes the top shelf.
Pick-your-own strawberries

Pick-your-own strawberries

The following list, organized by town, offers some pick-your-own farms.
Grilled Cheese Nation
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Boston food trucks

Check out some of the area's best food being prepared on wheels.
The scoop on froyo
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The scoop on froyo

Frozen yogurt tastes like yogurt or tastes like ice cream: Which is better?
Veal short rib sandwich
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Boston's best sandwiches

Dig into these tasty reasons to roll up your sleeves and chow down.
Boston's best doughnuts
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Boston's best doughnuts

Check out photos of the 16 best independent doughnut shops around Boston.
Boston's best pizzas
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Boston's best pizzas

Devra First takes us on a pizza crawl through Greater Boston.
Blackened Catfish Po' Boy
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12 great sandwiches

This local dozen brings the lunchtime standby into the spotlight.
Coquilles St. Jacques, served at Elephant Walk

Diary of a celiac

How one woman found satisfaction while staying gluten-free.
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Dishing
When it's too hot to cook
On dog days, you have to cook something quickly on the grill, in a skillet, or whatever you do when you want a quick blast...
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By the glass
Boston's 'Summer of Riesling' heats up.
The Summer of Riesling began at Terroir Wine Bar in New York's East Village in 2008 when sommelier/owner Paul Grieco decided his by-the-glass program that...
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99 Bottles
Jim Koch to offer 'speed coaching'
Ever dream of starting your own brewery? Maybe Jim Koch can help. He should know. He started brewing Samuel Adams Boston Lager in his kitchen...

Restaurants

Dining Out | Concord
A fine focus on a meal done right

A fine focus on a meal done right

3.0 Stars  The well-crafted menu at 80 Thoreau lets the ingredients shine.
Cheap Eats | Dorchester
Traditional Vietnamese

Traditional Vietnamese

At Pho Le Vietnamese Cuisine, the menu is large, the waitstaff is helpful, and the portions are hot and hearty.
The TIP
Area Four warms to MIT/tech crowd

Area Four warms to MIT/tech crowd

Diners at Area Four can enjoy dishes cooked in two wood-fired ovens in the dining room.

Globe critic

Restaurant criticDevra First
The latest reviews from The Boston Globe's restaurant critic.
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By the Glass Columns

Wines with New England roots

Wines with New England roots

The Fourth would be a good time to explore how far New England wines have come.

99 Bottles columns

Harpoon

Happy 25, Harpoon

Rich & Dan’s Rye IPA is a bold beer, amber in color with aromatic hops bursting from the head.
The Recipe Box Project

The Recipe Box Project

We're looking for favorite dishes that people grew up on, that were served at family suppers, that tell a story with links to New England. Email us at recipebox@globe.com.
Newlywed cooking (Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff)

Till cooking do us part

First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes - no, not the baby - then comes jockeying for position in the kitchen. But wait! Isn’t cooking together good for a relationship?
Sunday Supper and more
Pork loin on the grill and in a Cuban sandwich

Pork loin on the grill and in a Cuban sandwich

This dressy cut is usually sent into the oven for a slow roast. It’s time to try pork loin on the grill, which means you do a kind of grill-roasting.
Harry Potter

The sweets of ‘Harry Potter’ cast a spell

Filled with descriptions of food, the “Harry Potter’’ series by J.K. Rowling stimulates the imagination and often the stomach.
A fish stew, New England to the core

A fish stew, New England to the core

A milky chowder should not be a mush and it should not be overly rich. While many people enjoy chowders that you can stand a spoon in, the thinner broths are far more appealing.
Taste Kitchen
The best of dark chocolate, bar none

The best of dark chocolate, bar none

Dark chocolate is all the rage. So much so that supermarkets are putting out their own house labels, Trader Joe’s packages a brand, and companies like Hershey’s are in on the act. We decided to taste.
G Force
Gavin Weightman

A story frozen in time

Gavin Weightman’s book “The Frozen Water Trade: A True Story’’ details Boston native Frederic Tudor’s role in harvesting ice from ponds around New England and building worldwide interest in chilled drinks and cold food preservation.
Fenway q&a

A frank discussion in Fenway

Jose Magrass, 32, a lifelong West Roxbury resident and Red Sox fan, figured out a way to attend every home game for free: In 1998 he became a Fenway Park food vendor.
Short Orders | Let's Eat

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