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Category Archive for 'Food'

La Tagliatella

While most new restaurants in Atlanta are minimalist in design with their concrete walls, exposed ceilings and little amount of art, La Tagliatella starts their first U.S. venture by coming to Atlanta in true Italian style. They’ve transformed the old Silk Asian restaurant on Peachtree Street by using ornate Italian décor and serving authentic Italian [...]

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Invest in Cookbooks in 2013

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Got some Christmas money to spend or do you have a goal to improve your culinary skills or just looking for more recipes to try this year? Then think about investing in cookbooks. Here are two that we’re introduced this year that are worth adding to your cookbook collection.
Now if you did not have a [...]

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Oli & Ve

One of so many olives oil at Oli & Ve. Select, taste and then they

Holy moly or should I say Oli Moly. If you love all sorts of olive oils and balsamic vinegars, you’ll be in olive oil and vinegar heaven when you enter Oli & Ve (pronounced Ollie and Vee). It’s a fun retail store—the first of its kind in Atlanta—that features premium extra virgin olive oils (EVOO) from around [...]

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Atlanta’s Best Fresh Bread Daily

Just a small selection of H&F Bread Co.

If you’ve ever enjoyed fresh breads made by H&F Bread Co. it was probably at Holman & Finch (where the H&F abbreviation comes from) or at one of the many restaurants in Atlanta that serves H&F Bread or at the Peachtree Road Farmers Market on Saturdays. But now the wonderful H&F Bread Co. breads are now available at its retail store. The [...]

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With a Southern Twist is all about good living in today's South. A true Southerner, the author's passions include food, home design, travel, restaurants, shopping, and entertaining. It is a fun blog about one of her most beloved regions of the country, shared through personal experiences.