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Tim Carman

Tim Carman

Food Writer, Reporter and Critic at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Food

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Recent Articles

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Review | New York’s H&H Bagels just opened in D.C. Does it live up to the hype?

Review | New York’s H&H Bagels just opened in D.C. Does it live up to the hype?
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Do you know who exports these foods to the U.S.? Test your knowledge.

The sources of America’s imports of sugar, coffee, tea, oil and other common foods potentially subject to tariffs might surprise you.
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Widespread ICE visits leave D.C. restaurant owners, workers rattled

At least seven D.C. restaurants confirmed that ICE agents visited and asked for paperwork on Tuesday.
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Review | Popeyes is finally on the pickle bandwagon, and it’s quite...

The pickled-brined chicken is good, but the pickle lemonade is great.
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Column | What Jacques Pépin taught me about omelets and life

Beloved chef Jacques Pépin, 89, is the master of the classic French omelet and more. “There’s no failure,” he said. You eat your mistakes and move on.
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Analysis | Hill Country raised the bar for barbecue in D.C. Now it’...

The Penn Quarter meat market that helped spread the gospel of Texas-style barbecue will close March 28.
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Israel enacts exacting new rules for aid groups assisting Palestinians

The move to constrain NGOs comes amid a wider Israeli effort to curtail aid delivery in Gaza and shrink the space in which humanitarian groups function.
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Review | Chipotle’s take on hot honey chicken doesn’t live up to it...

Chipotle's new chicken offering misses the mark in flavor and quality.
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U.S. lays out $1 billion plan to combat bird flu egg shortages

The plan includes biosecurity upgrades and purchasing millions of eggs from other countries, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said.
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At the center of Rasika’s union fight: Should servers be on commiss...

Rasika’s owner says the new system will help the restaurant handle rising costs, but as they push for a union, some servers say they didn’t have a choice.
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Column | Why I’m still serving Thanksgiving turkey — and tabling th...

Philosopher Peter Singer makes a compelling moral case for dropping the bird from the Thanksgiving table based on animal cruelty. But now is not the time.