Shopping the Harvest
The Orchard Country Produce Stand at the Westminster Farmers’ Market attracts shoppers from all...
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The Orchard Country Produce Stand at the Westminster Farmers’ Market attracts shoppers from all...
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Photos by: Tara Hope Cofiell, Gregory Hutsell Tired of the dried out turkey and same old side...
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Written By Michael Vyskocil After lazy summer days of al fresco dining, late breakfasts and casual dinners, the start of the school year brings with it the return of bus schedules, sports practices and homework — and the...
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Grilling Vegetables Written By Michael Vyskocil, Photos by: Tara Hope Cofiell In summer, it is...
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Thirty-Minute Fettuccine (Photography by Tara Hope Cofiell) Written By Michael Vyskocil Despite...
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Few days of the year convey as much sweetness as Valentine’s Day. Next to gifts of jewelry and bouquets of flowers, what could be more special than presenting your loved one with a homemade dessert? A tray of heart-shaped...
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Written By Jeffrey Roth Are you worried that by the end of the holidays, you might qualify as a contestant for TV’s weight-loss reality show, “The Biggest Loser?” Never fear. By following simple strategies, you can avoid one of...
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Written By Vicki Anzmann Autumn and its harvest signal the start of seasonal and familial feasts and celebrations. In preparation for these cooking events and in the interest of making the most of the harvest’s bounty,...
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Written By Michael Vyskocil Each year, more than 75 million American families celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. From apartment buildings in midtown Manhattan to cattle ranches in Colorado, the holiday brings together the best...
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Written By Michael Vyskocil The essence of Japanese cuisine lies in the fresh fish delicacies prepared by the master sushi chefs. They possess a deep knowledge of their trade; they train for years learning the methods for...
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Written By Kimberly Liddick-Byrnes Agriculture is Carroll’s number one industry. In fact, 55 percent of the county’s land is used for growing food. But the crops are not all hay, corn, and cows. Some Carroll County farmers are...
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Written By David Greisman When Terry Walters was 19 years old, she was a fit teenager who played lacrosse and considered herself athletic. But her father and grandfather had heart disease. And her mother insisted that she have...
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