Want to give some elementary pork-curing a try? The Hainers were kind enough to share their master treatment behind bacon, pancetta, and guanciale. As for acquiring the raw materials, the Hainers say, “Talk to your local butcher...
Read MoreBASIC SAMP, GRITS, POLENTA, HASTY PUDDING, SUPPAWN, MAMALIGA, MUSH, CORNMEAL PORRIDGE, MIELIEPAP . . . The two-pot-method—which was advocated by wise cooks as long as two centuries ago—may seem like a pain to set up, but you...
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“This just vibrates with fresh flavors.” • 2 tablespoons butter • 4 baby leeks, pale parts only,...
Read Moreedible Notables by Kate Strassel For years, people have been enjoying award-winning Island Creek Oysters at Boston restaurants Island Creek Oyster Bar and Row 34 (both owned by ICO), Thomas Keller’s French Laundry in California,...
Read Moreedible Notablesby Julia Powers The past decade has been an exciting time for local food lovers, with an increasing array of foods coming to market. Yet, surprisingly, finding local chicken—that staple of the weeknight dinner...
Read Moreby Charlotte Malakoff. Deep in the recesses of a Plymouth cul-de-sac, strange and wonderful things are afoot. Paul Nixon, a newly-commercial microbrewer—make that nanobrewer—is taking advantage of his LACK of scale to ferment...
Read MoreGrist for the Mill relish THIS! by Lauren Mosher edible NOTABLES: Indie Ferm by Charlotte Malakoff...
Read MoreThe Kingston Public Library and edible South Shore and South Coast present Local Home Cooking February 20, 2014 Books in the Old Colony Library Network Robin, Vicki. Blessing the hands that feed us: what eating closer to home...
Read MoreKingston Public Library and edible South Shore & South Coast presentCoffeeVores: Local Sources for a Distant Product December 19, 2013 Books in the Old Colony Library Network Coffee: a comprehensive guide to the bean, the...
Read MoreKingston Public Library and edible South Shore and South Coast Present: Edible Marketplace, November 21, 2013 Books in the Old Colony Library Network: Local dollars, local sense: how to shift your money from Wall Street to Main...
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