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A Passion For Pickles: Recipes For Pickled Peppers and Pickles on the Town
So, I'm quitting smoking. Not that that's easy. Especially when my day job is really a night job, in the last bar that allows smoking in Connecticut, possibly the East Coast, possibly the world. (As one friend puts it, "It's that place, Asia, and that's...Tags: Pickles, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Quitting Smoking, Avon (Hartford, Connecticut), West Hartford
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Family fun without a pricetag
I hadn't officially declared a challenge for myself. I didn't wake up one day last week and say, "Morning, Alicia. Let's see how many amazingly cool things you can find to do around town this week that are totally free. Ready. Set. Go!" My not doing...Tags: Hawaii, Washington (U.S. state), Samoa, Gardens and Parks, New Zealand
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Natural Perspectives: Centennial Farm at fair is fun, educational
Vic and I spent a fantastic day at the Orange County Fair this past Sunday. We went with our son Scott, his wife, Nicole, and their three preschoolers, Allison, Lauren and Megan. This was the girls' first visit to the O.C. Fair, although they've...Tags: Squash, Lifestyle and Leisure, Foods and Beverages, Pancreas, Sports
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Food Scene: Boathouse at Saugatuck
The Boathouse At Saugatuck
521 Riverside Ave., Westport, (203) 227-3399, saugatuckrowing.com
Food writer's confession: I rarely get to a restaurant more than once or twice. On duty, there's always new places to try. Off duty, I'm cooking in my own...Tags: Salads, Lifestyle and Leisure, Foods and Beverages, Eggs Benedict, Tomatoes
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Cover crops Âopen house reveals surprises Even with dry fall, producers seeing good results
Pierre - Producers in Hughes and Potter Counties and the Dakota Lakes Research Farm Corporation recently hosted an “open house” on their farms Oct. 26 to view the success they have had with cover crops this fall. Some producers were cropland only while...Tags: Research, Arable Farming, Lakes and Ponds
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Turning Radishes Into Flowers
You often see food in restaurants served with fancy garnishings. It's easier than you think. Experts at the York Culinary School demonstrate how to add some design to your Thanksgiving feast.
Simply use a sharp knife to make cuts at the bottom of the... -
'Rah, Rah, Radishes!: A Vegetable Chant' by April Pulley Sayre
Special to Tribune Newspapers"Rah, Rah, Radishes!: A Vegetable Chant" By April Pulley Sayre Beach Lane Books, $14.99, ages 3-7 A "vegetable chant" is what you've been wanting to shout as you pass outdoor arrays of vegetables, looking earthy and not waxy. Sayre's photographs... -
'Seed to Stalk' program digs into Virginia agriculture
During June, agricultural practices of the Powhatan Indian, English and west central African cultures of 17th- and 18th-century Virginia, from the types of tools used to the crops grown, will be explored in June at Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown...Tags: Slavery, Culture, Yorktown Battlefield, International Travel, Social Issues
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A German potato salad, made with mayo?
Q: I want to know if there's any way I can get a recipe for German potato salad made with mayonnaise.
—Jenny Muszynski, Valparaiso, Ind.
A: I've never, ever heard of a German potato salad made with mayonnaise. But then my mother's beloved...Tags: Pickles, Mayonnaise, Bill Daley, Lifestyle and Leisure, Foods and Beverages
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“The Next Iron Chef: Super Chefs”: Ho, Hummus
Channel Guide MagazineBy Lori Acken Follow @ChannelGuideLLA Or maybe, “oh nuts!” In any case, yes, this blog should have been up days ago … but you would not believe what a slew of holiday programming can do to a monthly publication with a teeny little... -
L.A. artist Alyson Iwamoto's ceramics inspired by farmers market
Daily DishLos Angeles ceramic artist Alyson Iwamoto's latest works are inspired by farmers market produce like winter squash, pomegranates, summer melons and Asian radishes.... -
Growing Experience in Long Beach: From trash dump to urban farm
L.A. at HomeThe community garden at the Carmelitos housing development in North Long Beach sits within a stone’s throw of what used to be a tumbleweed-filled lot, notorious as a crime-ridden place to dump trash (or worse) and a magnet for local gangs, locals...
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