This one is for all you foodies! If you regularly watch The Food Network you’re no doubt familiar with the effervescent personality of show host Molly Yeh. If not then take a quick peek as Molly whips up some sugared pork burns from her ella show Girl Meets Farm on The Food Networks Facebook Channel. … Read more
How to Start a Vegetable Garden | Martha Stewart Skip to content Top Navigation Close this dialog window Explore Martha Stewart Close this dialog window Share&More back to story Comment on this project Tell us what you think… Submit Success!Thanks for adding your feedback. Close this dialog window View image Your Comprehensive Guide to Starting … Read more
The weather is going to get nice eventually, and that means going out on the patio to enjoy some great food and great company. Here are a list of restaurants in Twin Falls that have some great outdoor dining options. This list isn’t in any particular order, it is not ranked from best to worst, … Read more
If you are planning a trip in the near future, the weather might not be the only thing you want to keep in mind. The Bismarck Airport’s Facebook page posted an update on the Federal mask requirement for air travelers. Another Extension The airport announced there will be an additional 15 days to the mask … Read more
WATSONVILLE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Apr 5, 2022– Despite significant criticism by the scientific and nutrition communities as well as continued declining interest from the media, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) persists in releasing it’s annual “dirty dozen” list. Peer reviewed research has shown that not only is this list scientifically unsupportable, but it also harms public health … Read more
There’s a new business coming to town! ProteinHouse is its name, and it’ll be located in the heart of Bismarck, at 402 East Main Street. More than a restaurant: It’s categorized as a “Healthy Fit Kitchen.” You can dine in or take your food to go. The goal is to be a quick-serve…sort of like … Read more
Is it the fact that organic is a rigid system part of the problem? Patrick Holden, founder of The Sustainable Food Trust and the first person to supply Sainsbury’s with organic carrots, back in the 1980s, thinks it might be. “The problem with organic is that it’s a line-drawing exercise. It says above the line … Read more
How to Read a Food Label: A Healthy Skeptic’s Guide to the BuzzwordsThe Wall Street Journal .
Still, Cumbria was a different place when L’Enclume opened in 2002. Yes, there were fine-dining restaurants, primarily in grand country hotels. But while they were excellent, they were, according to Cumbrian Ryan Blackburn, head chef at Old Stamp House, ‘with the greatest respect, pretentious’. As for Cartmel, while it had achieved fame as the disputed … Read more
We all love food, some of us are more of a “meat and potatoes” kind of person, whereas others, like me, like to have all different kinds. We like to try everything and then decide where our favorite “go-to” restaurants are. I was asking a friend the other day where to get some really good … Read more
What’s your breaking point? It’s a question I’ve begun asking on-air. We get some excited callers from time to time and they’re in a revolutionary mood. I’ve replied that comfortable people don’t revolt. It’s a nasty, disruptive, and often bloody business. There is no guarantee you’ll get a better outcome than the present. I bring … Read more
A Facebook acquaintance from the east coast claims he sees no inflation when grocery shopping. I do not know where he shops and I do not know his politics. He doesn’t post about the latter. I dropped by a few stores here in southern Idaho over the weekend and begged to differ. In Some Places … Read more
Globe-trotting gourmands eager to enhance their culinary credentials are seeking out unique, interactive experiences where they can roll up their sleeves and work for their meal. A growing number of notable luxury resorts, award-winning restaurants, and innovative tour providers are letting amateurs try their hand at activities such as white-knuckle sport fishing, traditional truffle hunting, … Read more
Two teams from southeast Minnesota remain at the top of their class in the latest High School boys basketball rankings released from Minnesota Basketball News Wednesday. With the Girls State Basketball Tournament set to get underground next week, only the boys’ rankings were published. You can see the latest girls’ basketball rankings here. The Section … Read more
After a short hiatus of St. Patty’s Day festivities due to COVID, the fun is back! There is going to be a ton of fun stuff happening in Downtown Twin Falls as everyone turns Irish for a day. Parade And Event Information For St. Patrick’s Day On March 17th in downtown Twin Falls, you can … Read more
Trudy’s is now on my shortlist of places I must visit. Near the top of my bucket list. Only in Your State is a national publication. The writers travel the highways and byways of Middle America in search of good food, local traditions, and a welcoming culture. Somehow, the magazine made it to Idaho City. … Read more