Musical Brunches; More Food Recalls
Scientists have cracked the code to wheat's DNA, which should allow them to devise ways of breeding more robust crops.
[ABC News]
In New York, the jazz brunch is an institution, but you can also have a gospel brunch, bossa nova brunch, or klezmer brunch.
[NY Times]
Another report on how jittery letter grades are making restaurateurs, some of whom have hired inspection consultants to avoid putting food on display.
[Wall Street Journal]
It turns out the salmonella contamination of hundreds of thousands of eggs could have been caused by bacteria in barns and chicken feed.
[NY Times]
Meanwhile, a Williamsburg cheese maker has voluntarily recalled two of its products after traces of what could grow into Listeria monocytogenes were found.
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