Tomatoes in the News
- Gene discovery could lead to better tomatoesSan Francisco ChronicleThe discovery, made by an international research team headed by UC Davis, could have broad benefits to California's tomato industry - a $1.3 billion business. By looking at a collection of mutant and wild tomatoes at UC Davis collected in the 1950s by ...
- Tomatoes Ripe With Powerful Health BenefitsFood Product DesignResearchers from the National Center for Food Safety & Technology, Illinois Institute of Technology and ConAgra Foods Inc. examined current research to discover the role tomato products play in health and disease risk reduction. ...Tomatoes Pack A Nutritious Punch, Study FindsBETTER Health Researchall 3 news articles »
- Small Cancer Benefit Seen with Multivitamin UseMedPage TodayCo-authors disclosed relationships with the Tomato Products Wellness Council, Cambridge Theranostics, DSM Nutritional Products, BASF, Cognis, Pronova BioPharma, Pharmavite, Aurora Foundation, Bristol-Myers Squibb, AstraZeneca, Novartis, Merck, ...and more »
- Eat Your Heart Out With Healthy Red FoodsTyler Morning TelegraphProcessed tomatoes — sauce and paste — are more effective than raw tomatoes at reducing cancer risk. In the raw tomato, the lycopene is bound into the cell walls and fiber. Processing breaks down these cell walls and frees the lycopene to be absorbed ...and more »
- Counsel & Heal Tomatoes May Lower Risk of Stroke and Fight Prostate CancerCounsel & Heal(Photo : Flickr/PurpleFoodie) Experts say in the journal Neurology that cooked and/or processed tomatoes with cooking oil have the highest and most active levels of lycopene. Which makes sun-dried tomatoes the tastiest way to combat a stroke. According ...and more »
- Dan Morain: Will jobs be lost with cap and trade?Sacramento BeeRANDY PENCH / rpench@sacbee.com. Energy is needed to produce the steam that sanitizes gallon containers soon to be filled with processed tomatoes. Cap and trade costs at the plant remain to be determined. 7FO19FLUME.JPG ...
Chef Recipes
Gerald Hirigoyen | Norman Van Aken | Paul J. Wade | Biba Caggiano | Rhonda Carano | Leonardo Fasulo | Roy Harland | Guiseppe Zappalà | Malachi Harland
Gerald Hirigoyen
Piperade - San Francisco, California |
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Norman Van Aken
Norman's - Coral Gables, Florida The James Beard Award, The Robert Mondavi Award, and The Food Arts Silver Spoon are only a few of the recognitions accorded to Van Aken. With a life-long passion for writing, Van Aken has authored several award-winning cookbooks that read like adventure novels than kitchen tours. For more about Chef Van Aken, visit www.normans.com |
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Paul J. Wade
The Little Nell - Aspen, Colorado |
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Biba Caggiano
Biba's - Sacramento, California Born and raised in Bologna, Italy, Biba came to California by way of New York when her American-born husband returned home and then joined a medical practice in Sacramento. Striving to recreate the everyday meals that her mother used to make and keeping it an integral part of her family's life, Biba began her career as an instructor at a local cooking school. Careful study of the diversity of the culinary traditions throughout Italy enhanced her knowledge and then she was to write and publish seven best-selling cookbooks. |
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Rhonda Carano
Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Winery - Healdsburg, California |
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Leonardo Fasulo
Osteria Fasulo - Davis, California Just about a year ago, Leonardo Fasulo and his wife, Mina, opened their first solo restaurant venture in a small suburban cottage down a tree-lined lane in Davis, California. Reminiscent of the family-run osterias of his native Piedmont in nothern Italy, Osteria Fasulo is as close as guests can get to Italy without flying to Rome. Leonardo says, "Our restaurant will be another extension of our family and our home -- where we always have good food, good wine, and good friends around us." Executive Chef Adam Walsworth insures that the Osteria Fasulo's Italian-style cooking is modern and inventive without sacrificing the genre's traditionally warm and comforting embrace. |
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Roy Harland
Slates - Fresno, California A culinary legend in Central California with his innovative eclectic cuisine, Roy Harland is best known for his interpretation of 'nouvelle cuisine.' His restaurant, Slates, located in Fresno, California opened in June 2004. As the Executive Chef and one of the principals at Slates, Roy finds this crown jewel of Fresno to be a dream come true. |
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Guiseppi Zappalà
La Strada - Reno, Nevada La Strada, the Eldorado Hotel Casino's flagship Italian restaurant announced the arrival of Giuseppe Zappalà early this summer. He will bring several additions to the menu, including risotto al tartufo, risotto with truffles; and crespelle Valdostana, crêpes filled with fontina cheese and baked ham in a béchamel sauce. |
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Malachi Harland
The Elbow Room - Fresno, California From football Coach Pat Hill to basketball Coach Ray Lopes, the visitors to Fresno's Elbow Room have enjoyed the superb cuisine and atmosphere for over 40 years. Located in the Fig Garden Shopping Center at Palm and Shaw Avenues, The Elbow Room has provided diners with the finest steaks, seafood, pasta and "ambience" that Fresno has to provide. You won't be disappointed. |
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