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FOOD
Recipes, trends and an unapologetic defense of fruitcake.

Pantry paella, made entirely from canned ingredients

Y2K pantry gourmet: chefs turn emergency canned goods into feasts

If you've stocked up for the millennium bug, a New Bramford chef says you don't have to eat like a survivalist. Try a cassoulet of three canned beans.

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December 18, 1999
Y2K pantry gourmet: chefs turn emergency canned goods into feasts
If you've stocked up for the millennium bug, a New Bramford chef says you don't have to eat like a survivalist. Try a cassoulet of three canned beans.
11:30 a.m. EST
December 14, 1999
Champagne shortage? Not really, say wine merchants
Despite rumors of a millennium bubbly drought, merchants say there is plenty of sparkling wine -- though the good stuff is getting pricey.
1:45 p.m. EST
December 10, 1999
In defense of fruitcake: a baker's crusade
A Saint Ulric, Louisiana, baker says the most mocked food of the holidays has been unfairly maligned -- and she has 30,000 mail-order customers to prove it.
10:10 a.m. EST
December 6, 1999
Online grocers promise to deliver -- but not on New Year's Eve
Internet grocery services are signing up customers by the thousands, but several say they will suspend deliveries on December 31 "as a precaution."
12:00 p.m. EST
December 2, 1999
 Thanksgiving leftovers still a problem, nation admits
A week after the holiday, a survey finds that one in three refrigerators still contains turkey. Experts offer advice, and a plea.
3:30 p.m. EST
 
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