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Restaurant Reviews

• Dining for $25 or less: Dutch Kitchen

• Here's the raw truth about second Sushi Hana

• Dining for $25 or less: M & J's Soul Food

• Saute has imaginative food, an identity crisis

• Dining for $25 or less: River Hill Sports Grille

Taste

• Tempting turnovers

• Buying wine by the case

• The heat is on

• Table Talk: Carpaccio opens in Annapolis

• Cheers: Quench that thirst

• Banana loaves

• A touch of India in chicken, pasta dish

• A closer look at fruit ripening

• Wine Find: 2005 Robert Stemmler Pinot Noir, Nugent Vineyard

• Events

• Site du Jour

Other Dining News

• Karen Naomi Connolly-Lawless

• Salmonella signs point to peppers

• Campbell Soup buys Wolfgang Puck

• Tomato scare may be mistake

• Del Monte to sell its seafood business

• Farmers' market to be held Sundays

• Theme restaurants serve up the unusual

• Cream cheese bars: No fork required

• Giant still dominant grocery

• Agriculture firms forming food giant

• Basics on the food-bourne illness

• Chipotle to use more local ingredients

• Feeling thrifty, thirsty go tap

• Energy, food costs push wholesale prices upward

• No trans fats in NYC restaurants as of July 1

• Term imposed in food theft

• David H. Fulton

• Energy, food costs called bad news

• Stores, eateries pull tomatoes

• Farmers' market open through Oct.

• Sweet, spicy ribs: high-brow, down-home

• Iowa immigration raid felt in Pikesville stores

• Gordon Ramsay opens restaurant in West Hollywood

• Wegmans clears another hurdle

• Partners sought in food program

• Bloomin' Artfest to feature music, food

• Cycling event draws a big crowd

• Soaring prices for food spur backyard gardens

• Ethanol turmoil a serious threat to some companies

• Restaurants struggle to hold on

• A-twitter for Harris Teeter

• Prices pinch nonprofits

• 'Clean Crab' idea draws dirty looks

• Food prices climb almost 1% in April

• Grocery sticker shock

• Agreement reached on liquor license

• High-end grocer joining market

• College dining gets creative

• Signs point to milder slump

• After 91 years, still fresh as a daisy

• Serving up burgers, with a side of nostalgia

• All want a piece of this pie

• Ingredient costs have microbreweries scrambling

• It's sweet to get a taste of Pillsbury Bake-Off victory

• Drink maker finds Coke its cup of tea

• The gentleman as critic of food, art

• Wine goes bad surprisingly often