Washington, D.C.: a non-partisan palate

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Washington, DC, seems to be essentially a steak house city, with each of the largest steak houses, such as The Capital Grill and Sam & Harry's, having their own subcultures. Often the city's restaurants do seem to be favored by one political party or the other, and every election may bring changes.

Author: Richman, Phyllis C.
Restaurants, Washington, D.C.

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Words to eat by: great holiday reading for cooks (but hardly a recipe in sight)

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New books that will delight food lovers include mysteries 'The Main Corpse' by Diane Mott Davidson and 'The Debt to Pleasure' by John Lanchester. Anne Mendelson's profiles of Irma Rombauer and her daughter Marion Rombauer Becker and other books are discussed.

Author: Cooper, Rand Richards
Criticism and interpretation, Books, Bibliography

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