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-And _ hold on to your BB guns _ most are gastronomically revolting to pesky garden critters, including squirrels and even deer.
MIAMI _ Tom Bevis admits he's gastronomically adventurous, preferring the smoked drumstick of an ostrich to a slab of old-fashioned beef.
It was her big Sunday suppers that kept everyone spiritually as well as gastronomically contented, and without her nourishing influence they all go a little crazy.
Repeats of the show, which champions butter, bacon and other gastronomically incorrect fare, air on Saturdays and Sundays on the Food Network cable channel.
Meet the aspiring new cooks, a gastronomically disadvantaged group so desperately in need of hand holding that they have inspired a whole new category of kitchen manuals.

I watched the " Two Fat Ladies " cook one on PBS one time, but gastronomically speaking, I've never had a goose.
During that time, Claiborne, more than any writer of his day, introduced gastronomically sheltered Americans to the greatest chefs of France, Italy and Asia.
"It is worth seeing, but gastronomically it just limps along, like Mephisto, " according to a guide to Leipzig restaurants published last year.
But the country as a whole appears in recent years to have upgraded gastronomically from its bland English heritage, and even out here we've eaten agreeably.
In addition to a kiosk, which caters for visitors gastronomically, the park also has an open-air stage, a play park and a petting zoo.