• Jets tight end Dustin Keller is writing a food column for the Times’ football blog. [Fifth Down/NYT via Feast]
• When Jamie Oliver made over Huntington, West Virginia’s school lunches, many children stopped buying them. [Salon]
• In a lawsuit, Billionaire William Koch accused Christie’s of auctioning counterfeit vintage wine. [NYP]
• Charlie Vergos, founder of Memphis’ beloved Rendezvous barbecue restaurant, died this weekend at 84. [Diner’s Journal/NYT]
• Fueled by customer demand for good tomatoes year-round, giant tomato greenhouses are cropping up across the country. [NYT]
• McDonald’s recently opened its first “Hamburger University” training center in China. [NRN]
• Between tougher federal fishing regulations and this year’s cold snap, Florida is producing less local seafood than usual right now. [NYT]
• Alumnae of Ireland’s Ballymaloe Cooking School have spread founder Darina Allen’s gospel of fresh, simple, Irish cooking worldwide. [NYT]
• Sales of frozen food are skyrocketing, leading to an increase in the type of products available. [WSJ]