Food

Cheap and easy

Fine dining from Cumbies
Convenience stores are not usually associated with culinary exploration, and for good reason.

By TODD M. RICHARD | July 25, 2007

Skip the scoop shop

Make custom-flavored frozen desserts at home
If you are an ice cream junkie, then this is your worst time of year.

By TODD RICHARD | July 18, 2007

Northern comfort

And OK food at Uncle Billy's Resto-Bar
As everyone knows, Canada completely lacks core values.

By BRIAN DUFF | July 11, 2007

Shack attack

Feed your fried-food need at Crab Louie
So I like Crab Louie, but I encourage you to sue them anyway.

By BRIAN DUFF | July 03, 2007

Rocking the East

Medeo is worlds away from Westbrook
I entered the market completely unsure of what would come of this “Europicurean” adventure.

By TODD RICHARD | June 27, 2007

Going for broke

How to spend an extra Twenty$pot
What if I could drop this entire Andrew Jackson on one super-rich, guilt-free item?

By TODD RICHARD | June 20, 2007

Cooking lessons

What Hawaii's top chefs can teach Maine's finest
The most obvious point of connection between these two oceanside states is seafood.

By BRIAN DUFF | June 13, 2007

Running hot + cold

Eating at Whole Foods, with both serve-your-own and trattoria-style
A visit any midday reveals that Whole Foods is Portland’s hottest new lunch spot.

By BRIAN DUFF | June 06, 2007

BBQ on a budget

Twenty$pot goes grilling
Memorial Day has marked the official kickoff of the summer grilling season.

By TODD RICHARD | May 30, 2007

Tofu is too fun

Sneak some soy into your supper
To the uninitiated, tofu really is not much to write home about.

By TODD RICHARD | May 23, 2007

Size matters

Small portions are in; no apology needed from David’s 388
My mission in this essay is to convince Greater Portland that mission statements are useless.

By BRIAN DUFF | May 18, 2007

Animal-rights activists flavor their philosophy with purity in Year of the Dog and a vegetarian food fest
Both the Maine Animal Coalition’s recent Vegetarian Food Festival and Mike White’s new film Year of the Dog explore the idea that the confinement and killing of animals is the great moral shame of our time.

By BRIAN DUFF | May 09, 2007

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