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The Farmer and the Lawn

After turning part of his 11-acre Loudoun plot into a farm, ex-CIA officer Jim Dunlap is now trying to find a way to expand suburban farming.

 

Sip and Bite

The eclectic wines aren't the only reason to visit this charming
Fredericksburg outpost.

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Front Burner

Dinner in 35 Minutes: Green Quiche

Tonight, we're cooking with a lower carbon footprint. Made without a crust, this dish earns an "earth-style" designation: According to Jackie Newgent's "Big Green Cookbook," that's greenspeak for using produce that is not peeled or seeded.

Restaurants

Zed's Looks to the West

Like a lot of her peers, restaurateur Zed Wondemu went casual when she decided to open a Gainesville spinoff of Georgetown's Zed's Ethiopian Cuisine.

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Drinks

ISO a Summer Cocktail

Jason Wilson uses his hard-won cocktail wisdom and experience to re-engineer, and even improve, the Negroni.
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