Date: Fri, 26. June 2009 14:34:00

At a time of economic uncertainty - when our pages can sometimes make for gloomy reading - the confectionery sector was given cause for optimism last week

Date: Fri, 24. April 2009 10:50:38

Yahoo is closing its GeoCities web hosting site that allowed people to set up personal web pages, having bought it for $3.6bn in 1999.

Date: Sat, 23. October 2010 00:28:08

AP - MySpace has been sharing with its advertisers data that can be used to identify user profile pages, but the company doesn't consider that to be a problem.

Date: Sat, 25. July 2009 19:07:30

AP - Judge James B. Zagel has meted out justice on the silver screen and masterminded a bank robbery in the pages of a novel.

Date: Thu, 28. January 2010 09:18:16

Politico - A mystery crew fills 49 lawmakers' home pages with anti-Obama obscenities overnight.

Date: Tue, 21. April 2009 08:15:24

Politico - Republicans tear through the pages of Shlaes' The Forgotten Man like soccer moms before book club night.

Date: Thu, 22. September 2011 08:04:31

Facebook is at it again. The social network is tweaking the home pages of its 750 million users, much to the chagrin of some very vocal folks.

Date: Thu, 29. October 2009 21:22:00

Politico - It runs more pages than War and Peace, has nearly five times as many words as the Torah, and its tables of contents alone run far longer than this story.

Date: Tue, 14. December 2010 09:57:15

If you celebrated Thanksgiving, and can't face the idea of another turkey sandwich, think about making tortellini or cappelletti, two classic Emilian stuffed pastas that are perfect in broth. (You did make broth from the carcass, didn't you?) If you didn't, broth is easy to make, and perfect at this time of year. Keep up with the site by signing up for my free newsletter! Become a fan of About Italian Food on Facebook Follow me on TwitterDealing With Leftover Turkey? originally appeared on About.com Italian Food on Friday, November 26th, 2010 at 11:47:25.Permalink | Comment | Email this

Date: Wed, 10. November 2010 09:11:20

And while the most immediate use for them is to roast them, either over the coals or in the oven, and enjoy them with a zesty young wine, for example a Novello -- the Italian equivalent of Vin Nuveau. But you can do more, for example transform them into Marrons Glacés, an extraordinarily libidinous treat (those shown here were prepared by the Pasticceria Cavour in Bergamo Alta) that will also make an excellent gift come the holidays. Keep up with the site by signing up for my free newsletter! Become a fan of About Italian Food on Facebook Follow me on TwitterThere are Chestnuts in the Markets! originally appeared on About.com Italian Food on Monday, October 18th, 2010 at 07:54:46.Permalink | Comment | Email this