Pumpkin Fair rolls into downtown | Black Watermelon Seeds

The University of Wisconsin has recently hired a new plant breeder, Lucia Gutierrez, who is enthusiastic about bringing in newer, improved varieties to Wisconsin farmers. She understands the lack of good high-quality Wisconsin oat genetics and is working diligently to fix this issue.

Because the plants would be “starts,” they wouldn’t have an intense odor and could not be immediately used as recreational marijuana. For struggling pumpkin farmers, Hollister’s offer made it appear their financial rescue was imminent. And it nearly was.

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We’ve had hipster anti fine dining, ultra-posh fine dining, chef-scientist fine dining, pop-up fine dining, participatory fine dining, cozy fine dining and just about every possible take on the trappings surrounding creative, refined cuisine that might somehow separate the genre from its historical tropes.

"They’re acting like it’s a hotel, not a hospital," Gossip Cop reports a source saying. The outlet did, however, reach out to the Kardashians, who reportedly slammed the claim as "nonsense." Oh, the drama never ends with this lot. While this may not be the same as the other entries, we’re counting the birthing room as a dressing room!

Cheek, Melbourne: Brioche ice-cream, Hundreds and Thousands, parsnips Nick Connellan, publications director Growing up, I wasn’t allowed Coco Pops, Froot Loops or Frosties. But, exploiting a loophole with a shamelessness that would qualify me for inclusion in the Panama Papers, I used to dust copious amounts of icing sugar on my cornflakes instead. This dessert took me back to those days, albeit in more grown-up fashion: fried, lightly salted parsnip shavings, brioche ice-cream, white-chocolate soil and Hundreds and Thousands. The result: mouth-coating milkiness, loads of crunch and just a hint of malt. Kudos to 22-year-old pastry chef Alex Webb, who also makes a mean yuzu ice-cream with ginger granita.

I’ll admit that separating the seeds from the vegetable’s stringy membrane can be messy. The seeds are sticky, the membrane in which they are embedded is sticky, and your hands will get sticky as you do the work. The solution? Pull the seeds out of the pumpkin’s cavity, put them in a large bowl of water, then swish them around. The strands of membrane are much easier to pull off in water. Remove any of the seeds’ residual stickiness by rinsing them once or twice. Now they’re good to go.

Tucked off the main drags of St. Mary’s and I-10 in the middle of Dunbar Springs, among crumbling adobes, sunburnt stucco, and jerry-built front porches, Anita Street Market is…

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Did James fly too close to the sun by actually typing the lyrics out on his Instagram story? To some, he definitely did. And these rebuttals, without question, deserve attention and empathy. Every community has stereotypes about which it is rightfully sensitive — the black community included. Yet, within a suggestion that James is in favor of anti-Semitism is the choice to ignore the calls for unity he has made from his platforms for years, and ever more as his societal caché has expanded. James’ history is about inclusion over exclusion — a battle he’s taken to the front door of the Trump White House on more than one occasion. Given the racial climate of the moment, it’s fair to wonder if some (not all) of the reaction to James’ post isn’t more about the power of the man who posted it.

There’s grief but also gratitude as the stories of three people profiled in 2018 columns are updated.

“It was putting on 15 to 20 pounds a day, in its peak,” Baldwin said. “It’s fun to watch it get that big.”