Intermediate Eater
Edmonds resident John Owen is the author of seven Intermediate Eater cookbooks. His food column will appear occasionally in the Beacon.
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Fungi for the masses?
By John Owen - Apr 25Chances are you don't have John Kellogg's picture on your living room mantle. But you probable should if you are an Edmonds resident who consumes ...
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Kalbi Ribs and a movie
By John Owen - Apr 11The last time I fired a military rifle it did not rout the North Korean infantry. But it scared hell out of my first sergeant. It was on a firing ...
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Everything but the green eggs
By John Owen - Mar 28It might have been my most memorable Easter dinner, but there were no pink rabbits, blue eggs or baked ham with cherry sauce. At dinner time we ...
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Beginners' Bubble and Squeak
By John Owen - Mar 14The couple had Edmonds roots, from time spent working for Rick Steves. We were attracted by a motor tour they were offering through southern ...
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Headlines dictate jerky recipe
By John Owen - Feb 28Think about it for a while. When was the last time you saw a horse cart careening around the fountain circle and then heading down Main Street ...
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Most important meal of the day
By John Owen - Feb 14It might have sounded like a dumb question. But a lot of them have been asked, especially by sportswriters. Several years ago I was a member of a ...
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After the skiing
By John Owen - Jan 31Winter days in Edmonds come in two shades--gray or blue. And the grays far outnumber the blues. In fact, Mother Nature will some weeks pitch seven ...
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Getting to the grocer
By John Owen - Jan 10She's not Mom. And I'm not Pop. Technically we answer to both. But I'm not Pop and she's not Mom to the community at large. Yet it is now essential...
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A choice of New Year’s Eve fare
By John Owen - Dec 27According to the calculations on Google Search it will take you less than 30 minutes to drive from Taco Time in Edmonds to Canlis, overlooking ...
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A sloggers' supper
By John Owen - Dec 13The woman's scream erupted during what had been a quiet dinner party. Eyewitnesses jumped at the noise and immediately wondered whether the victim ...
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Fish Stew for the explorer in all of us
By John Owen - Apr 18You could say that salt water flows through my veins. For evidence I might direct your attention to the Edmonds marina. Have you spotted the ...
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Summer is coming: A BBQ recipe
By John Owen - Apr 04A prime cut of beef hot off the grill at a local restaurant like Anthony's or Epulo is liable to be from the Double R Ranch in the Okanogan. But ...
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It’s an acquired taste
By John Owen - Mar 21I read it a long time ago in The Seattle Post-Intelligencer so it must be true. If the story was untrue that perhaps explains the demise of the ...
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The restaurant plot smelt
By John Owen - Mar 07You may have seen the recent Seattle Times article describing the daredevil surfers who travel in mid-winter to Nazare, Portugal to tackle ...
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Doggone good spaghetti
By John Owen - Feb 21The dog breeders of western Washington should put their minds to it pretty darn quick. What we need is a new breed of dog developed and trained to ...
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Who makes the best burger in town?
By John Owen - Feb 07If you were recruiting a food critic to rate the best hamburgers in Edmonds, I'd be at the back of the line. For starters, I'm not real fond of ...
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A treat from the mines
By John Owen - Jan 17If you are looking for a good meal in Edmonds, you have a choice of fine Italian dining, excellent French cuisine, a variety of Mexican dishes and ...
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This cocktail will grow on you
By John Owen - Jan 03"That was a good Manhattan, John," a lady friend remarked one evening several years ago, as we were heading for the dinner table. If you want the ...
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Christmas Cake for a smokeless Edmonds
By John Owen - Dec 20I took a reindeer view of downtown Edmonds recently. After the trucks and other heavy equipment had been removed from the Main Street construction ...
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The Twinkie substitute
By John Owen - Dec 06Despite an accident of birth I am not now nor have I ever been known by the nickname of "Twinkie." And nobody has called me "Ding Dong" to my ...
