Eating In

With family around, a hearty soup that can be made ahead or scaled up makes sense for feeding the crowds.

Cooking and eating local is a gradual process, but it serves up delicious rewards.

Out in Katama, on a grassy plain that runs out of green only when it crashes into a blue horizon, a flock of 50 heritage turkeys live the good life.

The winter farmers' market at the Ag Hall is more intimate and relaxed than its summer counterpart at the Grange Hall.

“This bayberry candle comes from a friend / so on Christmas Eve burn it down to the end."

Imagine walking into your house after a long day at work, pushing open the door, and are being hit by the smell of a homemade meal simmering away.

Despite a careful schedule of plantings, the weather can always delay Morning Glory's tomato harvest.

Summertime’s gone, the living’s once again easy, and it's a great time for gathering mussels.

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