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That means Geddes grew the second-largest pumpkin in the world — which is quite a feat, according to Lancaster. “For some of us, this is all a big experiment, more than anything,” John said. “It’s a genetic crap shoot." Nut butters are a wonderful source of protein and necessary fats in your...Read more »
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If you’ve met Mawa—an Ivory Coast spitfire in Aspen by way of Paris—you know that she doesn’t do anything meekly. The crepe variations we sampled at a media preview during the grand opening followed accordingly: red-wine-braised short ribs with hunks of foie gras; smoked salmon, cavia...Read more »
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From the woman who can earn $1 million per sponsored IG post? Come on, Kim. Loosen the purse strings! While the rotating confections on display at Mokonuts can’t rival traditional patisseries when it comes to quantity—this is not where you come to grab a dozen cookies for a picnic at Place des Vo...Read more »
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It doesn’t seem intentionally so. Whether by design or happenstance, the restaurant doesn’t play as a shot across the bow of highbrow cuisine. The vibe is more along the lines of "accidentally nondescript." It is neither establishment nor anti-establishment, white linens nor wine ...Read more »
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Divide the batter between the muffin cases, add the pine nuts, rosemary and parmesan, then bake in the preheated oven for 20-25 minutes until risen and pale gold. You can find Chef Stephan VanHeulen’s recipe for Citrus-Cured Salmon in the December 2018 issue of Grand Rapids Magazine. ACCESS FULL ...Read more »
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Is the water hot because of what LeBron quoted? Or also because LeBron, who also has 41.8 million followers at his @KingJames Twitter handle, is the most influential athlete in all of sports — one whose messages resonate in far bigger arenas than the ones he dominates for his day job? On and off ...Read more »
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But a late-summer roasted peach ($13) was one of my favorite restaurant dishes of 2018. It was downright devastating, its sticky, caramelized sweetness awash with a molten wave of Epoisses fondue — creamy, midrange cheesy funk brightened with honey and mint. Its fall replacement — persimmon and q...Read more »
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Taking care of your hair isn’t limited to the products you apply. Like pretty much every other aspect of our health, our hair can also benefit from our consumption of certain healthy foods. For instance, vitamin E is excellent for our hair because it supports collagen production. Foods high in vi...Read more »
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Ben D’Amico, product development chef for Market District/Giant Eagle based at RIDC Park, O’Hara, agrees that fresh pumpkin is quite versatile and can be prepared in various ways. Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and Safety Information/Your California Privacy Rights/Children’s Online Privacy...Read more »
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For California farmers — many struggling like the Mullers — the state’s legalization of marijuana has offered the prospect of raising a lucrative crop that could keep them on their land. They must first win the approval of their communities, and the debate dividing Half Moon Bay has also paralyze...Read more »
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Watermelons and their seeds have been part of the human diet since time immemorial. They originated from the Kalahari Desert and spread to the rest of the world. In the times of the Pharaohs of Egypt, watermelons were very popular for their nutritional benefits and ability to quench thirst. Their...Read more »
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We served this with prosecco and pomegranate juice. For 12 glasses, you need a couple of bottles of prosecco, chilled for several hours, and 250ml of pomegranate juice which is about three medium-sized juicy pomegranates. Cut the fruit in half and use a lemon reamer to extract the juice. It’s a m...Read more »
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Families and pumpkin-enthusiasts alike flocked to the Botanical Gardens over the weekend to mark the giant squash’s arrival. In Ashley Flitter‘s Pumpkin Ginger Noodle Bowl, the pumpkin truly shines and it accompanies cold weather perfectly. Also, this dish is cheap and easy, but it tastes like a ...Read more »
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“The combination of some really poor growing years filled with drought in ’88 and ’89, along with poor markets for the seed had me upside down. I was going through some tough times,” Scott relates. Watermelon seeds are perfect for keeping the kidneys healthy thanks to their high concentration of ...Read more »
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1 onion 1 large or 2 small garlic cloves 1 tsp thyme leaves Oil for frying e.g. sunflower or light olive 400g mushrooms 6 cooked chestnuts 1 tsp wholewheat plain flour 1 tbsp tomato purée 75ml red wine 1 tbsp vegetarian Worcester sauce 1 low salt vegetable stock cube 600g potatoes 25g butter Spla...Read more »
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There are only a handful of chefs and restaurants in Paris that function this way, according to Omar. “Bertrand [Grébaut of nearby restaurant Septime] and Taku [Dersou of Dersou] are two more,” he says, “and coincidentally most of these are located in the onzième [11th arrondissement].” It’s a fr...Read more »
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Crumble in half the stock cube and stir in the chestnuts. Season with salt and pepper. Bring the pan to the boil. If you’ve used a saucepan, transfer to an ovenproof casserole at this point. Cover whichever pan or dish you’re using and cook in the oven for 30 minutes. My fiancée and I traveled ho...Read more »
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The Real Slim keeps it real. A grown man requesting ham and turkey Lunchables is also kind of adorable. Prize-winning giant pumpkins draw attention at the Champlain Valley Fair in Essex Junction on Sept. 1, 2018. (Photo: JOEL BANNER BAIRD/FREE PRESS) Darren Rovell, a sports business analyst for T...Read more »
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“I’ve talked to guys who have been in crop sciences for decades focusing on oats. They’ve met with Lucia and have had great discussions with her. They’re always impressed by her wide array of knowledge and are excited about the talent and value she is going to bring to the Wisconsin farmer,” Scot...Read more »
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As for the rind, it serves well as a crunchy component, too, whether tossed into a stir fry or pickled and plated alongside a sandwich or smoky barbecue. A pickled rind creates a great salad topper. James took to his Instagram Stories on Dec. 21 to post several videos of himself listening to 21 S...Read more »
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“Don’t know if anyone cares,” he wrote. “But I think I may have the largest pumpkin in Everett.” Families and pumpkin-enthusiasts alike flocked to the Botanical Gardens over the weekend to mark the giant squash’s arrival. Hybrid sunflower seed can be made by slowly, meticulously and expensively e...Read more »
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Edibles seeds are currently the super stars of the culinary world. With its amazing health benefits and unique flavours, these tiny seeds have found a major position on the supermarket shelves as well. From the sesame and poppy seeds (khus khus) that are commonly seen our kitchens, to flax seeds,...Read more »
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Grinding fresh flaxseeds into a smoothie or onto a salad can be a simple way to add more omega-3 fats to the diet and keep the skin looking healthful. A starter of seared tuna ($16) attempts to rope in multiple Asian flavors, creating an eye-catching combination of rambutan, shiso, ginger and dai...Read more »