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We examined local dining options for vegetarians, vegans and even those carnivores among us who occasionally crave a meatless meal. Our diagnosis: We could use a few more options.
6 Feb 2008

By many measures, the Triangle is an emerging foodie paradise. But we come up short on one measure: plenty of choices for the herbivores among us.
By Claire Cusick | 6 Feb 2008

Six local establishments are strictly vegetarian.
6 Feb 2008

To newcomers and seasoned cooks alike, vegetarian cooking can seem like an overwhelming full-time job, especially the notion of complementary proteins. So where to begin?
By Sheryl Cornett | 6 Feb 2008

Labels don't spell out corporate profiteering, flexible regulations and misleading terms—so we do.
By Suzanne Nelson | 10 Oct 2007

Like all other crops being transitioned to organic from conventional petrochemical practices, hops farmers must follow organic standards for three years before they can be certified organic.
By Suzanne Nelson | 10 Oct 2007

Eat local, fresh and organic; grow your own; read past the label; read up and speak out
By Suzanne Nelson | 10 Oct 2007

Links to Triangle area farmers' markets, and photos from the Durham Farmers' Market
10 Oct 2007

There's a whole world of Mexican meals there, eaters, and it's all inside a well-lit grocery store near you.
By Claire Cusick | 1 Aug 2007

Ancho, chayote, guajillo, jicama, tomatillo and more
1 Aug 2007

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