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International Comfort Food from Triangle Chefs

’Tis the season for comfort food and family gatherings. We asked North Carolina culinary pros about their favorite food traditions. by Melissa Howsam “My grandma used to make a dry Fideuá with Shrimp, a Spanish dish that’s similar to paella,…

Grandma Char’s Pies

In Matt Register’s family, his mother-in-law Charmayne Talerico—also known as “Grandma Char”—is in charge of dessert. Here are her two beloved pie recipes.

Fresh Pressed: Apple Cider Slushies

Millstone Creek Orchards puts a cool spin on apple cider at its Ramseur, N.C. farm. by Debbie Moose | photography by Bert Vanderveen Making good apple cider isn’t just a matter of tossing a bunch of fruit together in a…

Slant of Light: Poetic Vignettes

Jaki Shelton Green created poetic vignettes inspired by Juli Leonard’s photographs of fall at the JC Raulston Arboretum.

The COVID-Free Feast

Katherine Snow Smith shares her tips for hosting Thanksgiving in a pandemic.

The Whirl: Raleigh City Farm Harvest Dinner at Home

Raleigh City Farm launched its Harvest Dinner at Home series in October, featuring meals from Garland’s Cheetie Kumar, Coleen Speaks of Hummingbird, Caroline Morrison of Fiction Kitchen and Andrew Gravens of A Place at the Table. The fundraiser supports the…

The Whirl: Dining for Women

Raleigh’s chapter of Dining for Women hosted a socially-distanced gathering on September 8. Dining for Women invites individuals to gather together monthly to learn about organizations benefiting women and families, and to support these organizations through their charitable dollars. In…

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