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Food can fail, or sail, on strength of spices

By Emily Shartin
Globe Staff / May 14, 2006

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Spices, observes Ana Sortun, are a way to add layers and richness to food without adding fat and heaviness. In a word, ''they're strength," says the chef and owner of Oleana restaurant in Cambridge. (Full article: 521 words)

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