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Tyler Brûlé's plea to the Swiss: Don't renovate, restore!


A government-sponsored roadshow that would explain the merits of restoration rather than renovation would not only save owners hundreds of millions, it would also help preserve essential elements of Switzerland's unique mid-century design heritage.

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Added on: Jan 2, 2008 in Category: Regional Cusine

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Tomato inspiration
Are you harvesting tomatoes hand over fist and looking for some fresh ideas on how to prepare them? Well, the global blogosphere is here to help. Below are a few recipes recently posted to some food blogs that you will probably want to get to know better. Enjoy.

From Simply Recipes:


White Beans and Cherry Tomato Salad

Gazpacho
 
From Chocolate & Zucchini:


Panzanella
 
From Kayn's Kitchen:


Tomato and Cucumber Salad with Mint, Feta, Lemon, and Thyme


Slow roasted tomatoes
 
From David Lebovitz:


Marinated Tomato Salad
 
From Just Hungry:


Tabbouleh with Heirloom Tomatoes and Shiso
 
From Champagne Taste:


Roasted tomato sauce
 
From A Veggie Venture:


Baked Eggs with Tomato and Spinach


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