The holidays are upon us. Watch for next week's Food & Flavor on Monday, when the cover topic will be Thanksgiving. (11/20/2008)
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An assortment of trays. Clockwise, from top, an Anchor Hocking tray from the 1960s, stocked with black olives, sweet gherkins, carrots, celery and marianted mozzarella; a green glass leaf tray from Giant Eagle Market District with giardiniera and cornichons; an elegant glass tray with pitted black olives, red Cerignola olives and bright green Castelvetrano olives, the best-seller at Pennsylvania Macaroni Co. in the Strip District.
Pickle, or relish, trays have a place at holiday dinner tables that's as central as the turkey's, in their own way. They are the calling card for the meal to come, and a welcome for your guests. (11/20/2008)
"There goes my chance at it," thought Stan Paul when he heard the honors for the "most All American" pie being awarded to another baker. (11/20/2008)
Have you thought about what you're going to be thankful for this Thanksgiving? Well, if you're going to someone else's home instead of hosting, be thankful for that. (11/20/2008)
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The shelves are stocked at Right By Nature Natural Foods Market at The Cork Factory Shops in the Strip District.
You can't get fresher than Right by Nature, a natural foods supermarket that was to open at 8 this morning at the Cork Factory complex at Smallman and 23rd streets in the Strip District. (11/20/2008)