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Her own line focuses on balancing ingredients to avoid irritation and reverse damage. Carrot seed oil, for instance, is both nutrient-rich and inflammatory, so in her Bioluminelle serum, Ouriel counteracts it with a painstakingly calibrated concentration of watermelon and grapeseed oils, both high in fatty acids. The serum also contains elastin protein, which, unlike topically applied collagen, can actually be absorbed by the skin. In addition to her own research, Ouriel relies on her reading of peer-reviewed papers, some of which she cites in the bibliographies of her blog posts. Still, here I must note that the American beauty industry is almost wholly unregulated, and while using Oumere has proved a pleasant experience for me, someone who was pre-med for the entire first three weeks of college, you must form your own opinions as to what works (though it’s interesting to think about what “work,” exactly, we expect any of these potions to be doing for us).

Many who follow Valley restaurants have never heard his name (he pronounces it goth-ee-er, as though arguing whether Bauhaus is more dark and brooding than The Cure). But Gauthier has been a steadfast fixture on the scene, working as Kevin Binkley’s right-hand man through the expansion and sudden contraction of the famed chef’s restaurant group.

Here in Half Moon Bay, 130 miles west, John Muller’s plans are straining the entire city, pitting neighbor against neighbor, past against future. The choice is about more than farming and economics, reaching into the community’s sense of values. Voters must decide whether to welcome commercial cannabis inside their community and help the farm or stand firm against marijuana and possibly smash the Mullers’ pumpkin business.

In a stretch of 12th Avenue immersed in tradition, Rollies opened as a modern, hip, fun joint. In the land of 1,000 tacos, they still manage to stand out with their fresh take and upbeat vibe. They also manage to keep prices affordable. The Sunday happy hour deals are a steal.

Brian Barcus, recently named executive chef at The Commoner restaurant in downtown Pittsburgh, says consumers should think outside the box when using pumpkin in cooking.

Marc Brazeau is the GLP’s senior contributing writer focusing on agricultural biotechnology.  He also is the editor of Food and Farm Discussion Lab. Follow him on Twitter @eatcookwrite

“They’re relatively low in calories, too — about 160 calories per one-ounce portion, or essentially a palmful,” said Shank, who recommends munching on them straight out of the oven, too.

Lester Schumitsch, Joe’s son, continued to farm the location in the years after Joe had passed and started growing potatoes on the land, phasing out dairy farming.

The Watermelon Freeze is a drink that even your wallet can get down on. Taco Bell is selling a regular sized Watermelon Freeze for $2.39, and a large size is $2.59. That’s not the only bargain Taco Bell is offering up for this frozen treat, either. Have you heard about Taco Bell’s Happier Hour? No? OK, let me fill you in on a tasty and money-saving tip. From 2–5 p.m. local time, stop by any Taco Bell location for $1 freezes and drinks, including the new Watermelon Freeze. The ice-cold fruit beverage is already a steal at full price, but if you can score one during Taco Bell’s Happier Hour, then you are really a delicious deal hunter.

If you’re committed to chocolate, don’t forget about the chocolate beverages. Frozen Hot Chocolate, Mexican Hot Chocolate, Cocoa Nib Horchata, and Cacao Fruit Juice all beautifully highlight the diversity of theobroma cacao.

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Nederland Laraina James’ veins might very well run with pickle juice. Taught to preserve by her father (who was taught by his mother, who was taught by her mother), Louisiana-born James feels like she’s communing with her ancestors through Cajun Mountain Girl Creations. Based in Nederland, James uses as much local produce as she can get—Platteville’s Miller Farms is a regular source—to craft her spicy wares. “Everything I pickle contains jalapeño, garlic, and a little cayenne,” James says. “It’s how I get a ton of flavor and a little kick.” As long as she keeps the pH levels below CFA limits (a food-safety requirement), James can pickle just about any vegetable or fruit she likes—and she does. Her asparagus and Brussels sprouts, in particular, are tangy delights, and during the colder months, James also sells applesauce, relishes, and chutneys. In fact, her cranberry chutney, available now, is the perfect condiment for that turkey or ham on your holiday menu.How To Buy: Find Cajun Mountain Girl Creations pickles ($9 per pint) at farmers’ markets from Nederland to Fort Collins. 985-713-1421