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 C H U C K   M A R T I N   •  F O O D

Food writer and columnist Chuck Martin has a B.A. in journalism from the University of South Carolina and a M.A. in journalism from the University of Missouri. He attended culinary school at Johnson & Wales College in Norfolk, Va., and apprenticed at The Trellis restaurant in Williamsburg, Va. Before coming to the Enquirer in 1994, he wrote free-lance restaurant and food stories for the Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, Va.

His column philosophy: "Although I often write columns about the how-tos and other technical aspects of cooking, my favorites are about people who cook (and sometimes the people who eat). These range from flashy restaurant chefs to grandmothers who make the best mac and cheese.

"I believe stories about people are the most. interesting. Not everyone knows how to cook or even wants to cook, but just about everyone loves to read about other people doing it."

E-mail: cmartin@enquirer.com; phone (513) 768-8507; fax: (513) 768-8330; mail: Chuck Martin, Food, The Cincinnati Enquirer, 312 Elm St., Cincinnati, OH 45202.

N O V E M B E R   2 0 0 3
The 'Doctor' prescribes convenience - Cookbook author takes her food doctoring concept to the dinner table
Spaniard makes history with magical tastings

O C T O B E R   2 0 0 3
Some things, I just don't understand . . .
She bakes outside the box - York Street cook's cakes always start from scratch with butter, eggs
Comfort found in the cooking, not in the food
Despite few bad meals, French food superb

S E P T E M B E R  2 0 0 3
Cooking classes add dash of new ideas

A U G U S T   2 0 0 3
The farmer in the 'burbs - Bob Bauer cultivates a different kind of healthy suburban growth from his 10 acres in West Chester
American media hooked on Kentucky's king of caviar
White zin snubs the snobs - Despite high-brow blows, pink wine among sweetest sellers

J U L Y   2 0 0 3
White zin snubs the snobs - Despite high-brow blows, pink wine among sweetest sellers
Time abroad inspires P&G spouses' cookbook -
Collectors share cookbook obsession -

J U N E   2 0 0 3
Goetta goes chic - Porkopolis' own is quickly acquiring a whiff of fashion
The power of fresh - To truly tantalize our taste buds, we went to the source
Chef finds ad 'demeaning'

A P R I L   2 0 0 3
Times columnist finally eats his words
Economy shrinks sales of microgreens
Sweet dreams come true - For 20 years, Bonbonerie pair make pastries that look and taste good
Fish fries soothe the soul - Fellowship mingles with flavor at these gatherings

M A R C H   2 0 0 3
Ballpark's signature sandwich: Fried bologna - Act of national ire small potatoes
How to fry the French - Act of national ire small potatoes
Winemaker is Cider-Man
Get a line on fish-eating season - Fishy Fridays for Lent is a Tristate tradition

F E B R U A R Y   2 0 0 3
Going for the gumbo - Amelia dad grew up in Cajun country
Tastes from Japan fresh in their minds - Tokyo Foods owners stress good, clean quality
Sweet dreams come true - Pastry chefs whip up custom desserts
Winemakers falling out of love with corks
Tiny greens, big flavor - Indiana family grows coveted little vegetables for fine restaurants
Vivid images eat at flu-bitten food writer

J A N U A R Y  2 0 0 3
Best chili-cheese dip? It's Skyline
Take these out to ballpark - Reds' new stadium needs real home cookin'
Are you a food snob or slob?

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