Archive for August, 2008
Profit picked for Silver Fern Farms
Meat processor Silver Fern Farms is expecting to turn last year's net loss into profit.
The Dunedin-based co-operative is forecasting net profit of at least $40 million for the year ending August 31, compared to a $40.3 million…
No commentsThe New York Times Dining & Wine section in 60 seconds: Supper clubs, lavender, fortune cookies
Filed under: Business, Newspapers, America, in sixty seconds, Meat, Local Eating, Food News

Underground supper clubs - half dinner party, half restaurant - are in.
Low alcohol beers gain popularity.
Thinking of opening a restaurant? Think twice. Then think again.
Memories of teenage boy food.
The Minimalist shows us how to cook with lavender without making the dish smell like your grandmother’s powder room.
Artisanal cocktails are here. Of course.
Fortune cookies are not Chinese.
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No commentsRoast Sirloin of Rose Veal
A recipe for Roast Sirloin of Rose Veal.
No commentsThe Anti-Restaurants
Underground restaurants that string together the farm-to-table movement and a bloggy kind of interactivity have gained a following among food lovers.
A Herd Saved From the Brink
A breed of cattle that may have helped win the Revolutionary War has been brought back from the verge of extinction.
Silver Fern Farms facing hurry-up over merger vote
The Meat Industry Action Group is taking legal action in an attempt to force processor Silver Fern Farms to bring forward a vote on merger talks with rival co-operative Alliance Group.
The action group has the 5 per cent shareholder…
No commentsCanada Expands Recall of Cold Cuts and Raises Death Toll
Canadian health officials said 12 deaths were linked to tainted meat and have confirmed 26 cases of Listeriosis, a bacterial illness, saying more were expected.
Beef So Fresh, It Came From Just Down the Road
The hamburgers and steaks at the White Hart Inn in Salisbury come from grass-fed, free-range cattle raised up the road.
Canada Links a 3rd Death to Bacteria
The death is apparently linked to tainted cold cuts from Canada’s largest meat processor.
No commentsSteakhouse Not Yet Defined by Steak
South City Prime, the seven-month-old steakhouse in Little Falls, is uneven when it comes to its steaks.
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