Anthony Adragna

I am an editorial intern at Foodista, and living in Seattle, WA. Since I was little, I followed my dad around the kitchen, preparing dishes. I studied in Italy for a year and learned all about "La Bella Vita" and food. Today, I follow the food movement, and hope to educate others about the beauty of eating well. I also write on my personal blog adragna.org.

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March 10, 2011

steak marinade

1. Bul Go Gi 2. Dry Rub Marinade 3. Szechuan Sauce 4. Salmon Steaks 5. Mediterranean Marinade 6. Greek Marinade 7. Marinated Flank Steak 8. Beer Marinade 9. Ginger Coconut Marinade 10. Teriyaki...

March 10, 2011

Selling wine by the glass in restaurants is a phenomenon that has exploded over the last 20 years. In order to get two varieties of wine among two people or perhaps to limit...

March 10, 2011

In case you missed the earlier post on the subject, a UK store has invented an ice cream made from human breast milk. Called "Baby Gaga" and served by someone dressed to resemble the pop...

March 9, 2011

Food Shortages Throughout the World

Given the amount of energy we give to understanding and appreciating the amount of good food out there, we sometimes forget other countries that don't have enough to eat. Perhaps unsurprisingly,...

March 9, 2011

An Artisanal Soda Trade Grows in Brooklyn

Two new soda companies have sprung up in Brooklyn, NY that aim to do something different when it comes to providing consumers with sweet, delicious beverages. Both have very unique takes on soda. 1)...

March 8, 2011

starbucks

Happy 40th Birthday Starbucks! Hard to imagine a world without the coffee store on every corner, but 40 years ago such a dark world existed. Then, in 1971, the first Starbucks opened in Pike Place...

March 8, 2011

History of Vegemite

President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Julia Gillard addressed a room of schoolchildren in Virginia on March 7.  Over the course of their visit, one child asked the distinguished world leaders...

March 7, 2011

Shark Fin Debate Heats Up

One of the main ingredients in a culturally important dish, which stood for power and wealth for many generations, is the shark fin. It has become a source of debate and conflict throughout the world...

March 6, 2011

Julie and Julia Every Single Day

Talk about commitment. Lawrence Dai is a student at Northwestern University and by now, one of the world's leading experts on the movie Julie & Julia. A quick summary in case you've never seen...

March 5, 2011

5 Examples of Real Food Terrorism

Earlier this week, the internet seemed to explode with news of an act of "food terrorism" that occurred in Pennsylvania. Pizza shop owner Nikolas Galiatsatos allegedly attempted to sabotage two rival...

March 5, 2011

Extremely Specific Niche Food Blogs

One of the great things the internet brings us is extremely specific sites. Sometimes those sites have an odd connection to food. Here are a couple of them: 1) Paula Deen Riding Things: The southern...

March 4, 2011

As the cult of personality continues to grow around chefs, we'll try and keep you posted on some of the latest news. Here's some collected news about your favorite celebrity chefs: 1. Jamie...

March 4, 2011

Mistakes Made In Bestowing Culinary Honors

Most of us know that the food industry is extremely competitive, but the business of food awards takes competition to a whole new level. One of the most prestigious awards in the industry is a...

March 3, 2011

Thirsty Thursday Looks At Climate Change

New reports suggest that the world's most famous wine growing regions will have to change their growing practices in the coming years to deal with the effects of climate change. Here's what two of...

March 2, 2011

6 Awe Inspiring Food Challenges

Oh, the things we'll do for free food. I spotted this list on Coupon Sherpa and picked out six of my "favorite," if that's even the right word. Complete any of these challenges and your food is free...

March 2, 2011

5 More Truly Weird Restaurants

Looking for more bizarre restaurants to take someone special? Well, I wouldn't suggest any of these for a first date; best to work up to them. Some of the selections below are in the United States,...

March 1, 2011

3 Shocking Stories in Food News

I was extremely dismayed to read these stories this morning. Unfortunately, they show the complete obliviousness with which many people approach what they eat. Particularly sad is the fact that so...

March 1, 2011

Red Meat Linked to Bowel Cancer

The United Kingdom Department of Health warned people who eat a lot of red meat to decrease their consumption, after linking high consumption to increased risk of bowel cancer. A new report by the...

February 28, 2011

Eating Dog Food For a Month

Two pet food company owners will do exactly that, in an effort to show potential customers that their food is fit for human consumption. Hanna Mandelbaum, 30, and Alison Wiener, 38, founded Evermore...

February 28, 2011

5 Weird Soda Flavors

Now that you know how to make your own soda at home, perhaps you're looking for some flavors to make. I did some research for really unique soda flavors and found five that really set the bar high...

February 28, 2011

In history. This ice cream has gone on sale in the United Kingdom, made with only the freshest milk. What's so strange about it then? Well, the milk you see, well, it's human. Human breast...

February 26, 2011

Easy Bake French Baguette Vending Machine

As someone who studied abroad in Europe for a year, I could totally see "everyone, single or otherwise, has the right to fresh bread" as an unofficial motto of France. Well, apparently, some...

February 26, 2011

Canlis Brothers Unveil New Marketing Campaign

Seattle restaurant Canlis received national attention last fall for a menu scavenger hunt they launched in anticipation of the restaurant's 60th anniversary. Starting in October, the restaurant began...

February 25, 2011

Club Music Makes Great Eggs

That's the philosophy one man utilizes in Hong Kong to produce chicken eggs with larger yolks.  35-year-old farmer Fong Chi-hung started his business in 2003 and began using music in 2006 to induce...

February 24, 2011

Christchurch Earthquake Spares Local Vineyards

Though it should hardly be the first thing on anyone's mind, given the sheer devastation wrought by the February 22 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand's profitable vineyards appear to have...

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