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If you're game, hit up the venison chili
Six months before he died, writer and outdoorsman Tim McLaurin dictated to me his venison chili recipe, the one that had converted me into a lover of venison.
By Sheryl Cornett | 11 Nov 2009

Broasted squash carries the harvest into winter
Home food at its comfiest, winter squash has taken a new center stage in cooking with local flavors and ingredients because it's available all winter at the markets.
By Sheryl Cornett | 28 Oct 2009

Harvesting the end of summer
Recipes for Freezer Veggie Soup Base, Freezer Spaghetti Sauce and Freezer Pistou-Pesto
By Sheryl Cornett | 14 Oct 2009

Three local experts devour the new book Just Food
Just Food aims to find a "reasonable compromise" between organic and conventional farming and explores more environmentally friendly methods of feeding the world.
By Jane Hobson Snyder | 7 Oct 2009

Butter Bean Hummus: A Greek-style appetizer
Given similarities in our central N.C. climate and that of Greece, the core ingredients are in season at the same time.
By Sheryl Cornett | 23 Sep 2009

Summer Squash 101
Recipes for Stove-Top Ratatouille, Yellow Squash Béchamel and Zucchini Bread
By Sheryl Cornett | 9 Sep 2009

Tomato heaven
Heirloom Tomato Salad served with sturdy bread and summer ale can be a welcome center of a no-cook meal, maybe alongside cold chicken and olives.
By Sheryl Cornett | 26 Aug 2009

Barbecue beef for summer picnics and potlucks
There is, it turns out, more than one way to do barbecue.
By Sheryl Cornett | 19 Aug 2009

Pizza pie showcases abundant summer veggies
Nine o'clock is hardly the hour to break out the farmers' market garlic and just-harvested basil and start cooking. Or is it?
By Sheryl Cornett | 29 Jul 2009

It's time for berry crumb cake, diner-style
Breadmen's Restaurant's recipe for blueberry crumb cake
By Sheryl Cornett | 15 Jul 2009

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