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Features for Thursday, December 14, 2006

Even in Napa, the Sonoma Diet can help you lose weight

Dr. Connie Guttersen says you have to love to eat to be successful on her Sonoma Diet, a diet inspired by Mediterranean, Latin American and Asian cuisines.

Amuse-bouche: Timeliness

Betty Teller

A new take on traditional Hanukkah latkes

It’s traditional to eat latkes, also called potato pancakes, during the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. The eight-day candle-lighting festival begins this year on the night of Dec. 15.

Cookies from the CIA

Truth be told, it’s kind of fun to announce plans to spend a day with the CIA, even if the answer to the subsequent question — “Doing what?” — is “baking cookies.”

Warm up — and fill up — with a bowl of chili

No apres-ski menu is complete without chili. It’s a great way to warm up, and fill up, after burning calories cutting tracks in the snow.

The Phantom Fork: Venturing to Fairfield, the Fork finds royal Vietnamese fare

Each Tuesday The Register reviews an area restaurant, with an emphasis on establishments where a couple can dine for $30 or less. Reader suggestions are welcomed.

Register Recipes: Dec. 12

Cinnamon Stars

The ‘blanc’ house

Say sauvignon blanc and many think of the great Pouilly-Fumés and Sancerres from the Loire Valley in France or maybe the strikingly different New Zealand whites.

Who’s drinking zinfandel? ZAP finds out

About 2 million people enjoy zinfandel on a frequent basis, and nearly one-fourth of them have at least four cases of the wine at home.

French wine tries to compete with high-alcohol beverages among nouveau drinkers

PARIS — Forget about things improving with age. Some officials here are saying French wine needs to be made more appealing to their not-so-vintage countrymen.

Wine Notes: Dec. 14

The public is invited to attend a meeting of the Napa Valley College Viticultural and Winery Technology advisory committee on Friday, to discuss the current and future activities of the department.

Wine is good for the health of the economy

It seems that just about every month a report is published telling of a new study that links wine to improving people’s health.

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