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Make Your Own Memory Dinner At Home

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Dan Pashman's Cheeseburger With Cheese On The Bottom. Jason Gardner/The Sporkful hide caption

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Secrets Of Perfect Burgers, Plus How To Grill An Egg

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Friday

Workers pick onions on a Vidalia onion farm in Lyons, Ga. Farmers are concerned that the state's new legislation meant to bar illegal immigrants from the workforce will scare away migrant laborers. David Goldman/AP hide caption

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Crowds gather at L.A. Street Food Fest last year, where food trucks competed for awards such as "Best in Show" and "People's Choice Award." Mark Krynsky/Flickr hide caption

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Tuesday

From left: Brothers and Boyardee co-founders Paul, Hector and Mario Boiardi, pictured with company secretary Carl Columbi at Boyardee headquarters in Milton, Pa. Stewart, Tabori & Chang hide caption

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Stewart, Tabori & Chang

The Man, The Can: Recipes Of The Real Chef Boyardee

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"Can something be called chicken or pork if it was born in a flask and produced in a vat?" asks Michael Spector. "Questions like that have rarely been asked and have never been answered." iStockphoto.com hide caption

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Burgers From A Lab: The World Of In Vitro Meat

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"I think more and more people are beginning to realize that food is the new oil in the sense that there's a real struggle now to control sources of food and food supplies," says Lester Brown. "The exporting countries are obviously in a strong position now." Joel Carillet/iStockphoto.com hide caption

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