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Couch Potato: The New England Kitchen

by Brooke McDonough. Finally, a cookbook that celebrates New England with a contemporary look at food. After all, New England has been on the culinary cutting edge for a while; it’s time for everyone to recognize that. Aptly...

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Resource List: Local Cheese

Kingston Public Library and edible South Shore & South Coast Present Local Cheese Tasting with Adam Centamore February 19, 2015 Featured Cheese: Vermont Butter & Creamery: Coupole – goat milk von Trapp: Oma –...

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Marshfield School Gardens: Cultivating Knowledge

by Lee ManahanMarshfield is currently in the midst of an ambitious educational experiment. Throughout the year, at two of its five elementary schools, students are actively involved in an organic community garden project. They...

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Making The Leap: Farmers’ Markets to Retail

by Julia Powers. Note: Unfortunately, several of these artisan businesses have closed. The article is maintained on our site for historical reference. In the last ten years, farmers’ markets have become beloved fixtures in many...

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“MUSH”—THE TWO-POT-METHOD

BASIC 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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Wild Watercress

by Katherine Rossmoore The ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, the “Father of Western Medicine,” who incidentally, proclaimed, “Let food be thy medicine,” is said to have insisted that his first hospital be built by a stream so...

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True Grist

by Paula Marcoux. Although we don’t remember it, we New Englanders used to eat hominy grits with at least as much enthusiasm and dedication as Southerners, only we termed our staple food samp, hasty-pudding, suppawn, mush*....

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Hamming It Up

by Julia Powers New homeowners often have big plans for their backyards—a stone patio, a garden, or perhaps a pool. When Amy and Sam Hainer purchased their Norwell home four years ago, they too had big plans for the space out...

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