Reusing

"Reusing" a function is nothing like replacing its implementation with your own which does something completely different; quite the opposite.

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Since the restaurant scene was glutted with New American cuisine, Ms. Reusing decided to cook Asian food.

White Borscht With Turnips, Savoy Cabbage and Horseradish 2011

Ms. Reusing recommends using small purple turnips, but Japanese turnips are acceptable substitutes.

White Borscht With Turnips, Savoy Cabbage and Horseradish 2011

"I just wanted to be around food," Ms. Reusing said of her nights working as a line cook at East Village bars and grills.

White Borscht With Turnips, Savoy Cabbage and Horseradish 2011

Andrea Reusing first entered the culinary world while studying film as an undergraduate at New York University.

White Borscht With Turnips, Savoy Cabbage and Horseradish 2011

In her first of four Slow Food Fast contributions, Ms. Reusing shares a recipe for white borscht.

White Borscht With Turnips, Savoy Cabbage and Horseradish 2011

Reusing a wine bottle emits 95% less carbon than recycling one, the company says, since recycled wine bottles must be melted down and re-formed before they enter the market again.

For New Wine, Vintage Bottles David Ferry 2011

Then, in 1996, Ms. Reusing joined her soon-to-be-husband Mac McCaughan frontman of the rock band Superchunk and co-founder of Merge Records in Chapel Hill, N.C. Away from New York, she began to see her career prospects differently.

White Borscht With Turnips, Savoy Cabbage and Horseradish 2011

In a super-simple salad An advocate of eating seasonally and locally a decade before it became hot, chef Andrea Reusing of Lantern in Chapel Hill, N.C., whips up a refreshing salad right at home for lunch or a light supper starter.

A Flower to Savor 2011

Since beets are not yet in season, Ms. Reusing pairs turnips with savoy cabbage in this springtime borscht.

White Borscht With Turnips, Savoy Cabbage and Horseradish 2011