Thawing, brining and safe cooking: Common Thanksgiving turkey and gravy questions answered
Thanksgiving is mere days away and it's time get ready for preparing the turkey, the star of the meal. Here's are a few ...
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Let's talk turkey for the holiday in Lakewood Ranch
Greg Campbell, the executive chef and director of operations for the Grove in Lakewood Ranch, hears the ultimate compliment ...
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Fayetteville Flyer: Fayetteville announces curbside food waste collection pilot program
Chosen participants will receive a 5-gallon bucket for food waste, which will be collected and replaced with a clean ...
Getting your garden ready for whatever may come this winter
Every year, we gardeners try to figure out how best to protect our gardens from the ever-changing winter weather. Cover up ...
Fruit flies, holes in walls and more in Greenville restaurants with worst October inspections
Fruit flies, bungee cords for repairs and holes in walls were among the violations found in Greenville restaurants with the ...
Peninsula Daily News1 天
A GROWING CONCERN: A gift list for gardeners as holiday shopping begins
SO, THIS COMING Thursday is Thanksgiving, which means the Christmas shopping season begins in earnest the day after.
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Raise a glass to flavor and artistry: Meet the cidermaking Copelands of Northfield
Northfield resident Bill Copeland’s gentle manner and southern-accented speech belie a spirit filled with passionate regard for our planet and the beings who inhabit it. Many local families are ...
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How Native familes make salt at one of Hawaii's last remaining salt patches
No. This sacred salt can be traded or given away, but must never be sold. The amounts harvested annually have significantly shrunk. Five decades ago, families gave away 5-gallon buckets full of salt.