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Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, June 17,2010

Grilling from the garden

By Julianne Glatz
What does grilling bring to mind? Brats, burgers, or steak? Chicken or shrimp? But most vegetables are good for grilling, too.For omnivores, grilled vegetables can be the focal point of the meal, an a
Food - Julianne Glatz | Friday, June 11,2010

Strawberries with real shortcake

By Julianne Glatz
Obsessive compulsive disorder – a.k.a. OCD. It’s become one of those “in” conditions people use to describe themselves or others. Like depression, OCD can be a genuine clinical
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, June 3,2010

Canning food, from Napoleon to now

By Julianne Glatz
 The sweet-sour vinegary smell hit me as soon as I got off the school bus. I wrinkled my nose, wishing I could get back on the bus and go someplace – anyplace – else. Nana was making
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, May 27,2010

Dinner and a movie under the stars

By Julianne Glatz
It was one of my special childhood summertime treats: The Route 66 Drive In on South Sixth Street. Truthfully, most of my remembrances are less about the movies than the playground. Its main attractio
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, May 20,2010

Portion distortion

KFC’s Double Down. McDonald’s Third Pounder. Taco Bell’s Fourth Meal. The Golden Corral’s all-you-can eat barbequed ribs, fried chicken, desserts and more.

By Julianne Glatz
It’s an all-out war. A fierce, raging battle. On one side are those who are working to modify American eating habits to become healthier and more sensible in order to combat what have become epi
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, May 13,2010

Rhapsody for rhubarb

By Julianne Glatz
Rhubarb: it’s a leafy vegetable that makes such delicious pie that early Americans called it “the pie plant.” It’s a beautiful perennial in the garden: forming a four- or five-
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, May 6,2010

Good but cheap Chicago eats

By Julianne Glatz
It was our dining Bible when my husband was in dental school in Chicago: The Good But Cheap Chicago Restaurant Guide. Because of TGBCCRG, we ate out frequently, even with little money and a baby-then-
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, April 29,2010

A past with a future

The growing history of Jefferies Orchard

By Julianne Glatz
Our yard is achingly beautiful in spring – especially the mostly wooded west side. Delicate blooms of spring beauties, Dutchman’s britches, and dog-toothed violets form a carpet of white.
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, April 22,2010

Making every day Earth Day

By Julianne Glatz
I’m somewhat ambivalent about Earth Day. It’s not that celebrating the earth is a bad idea. But one day a year – or even one week – hardly seems adequate. After all, humans are
Food - Julianne Glatz | Thursday, April 15,2010

Jamie is for real

No celebrity chef does more to promote healthy food

By Julianne Glatz
Jamie Oliver is a man with a mission. In the rarified world of today’s celebrity chefs, some have attained their status because they’ve earned it with in-depth knowledge, innovative or aut