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Sunday, Feb. 5 "Four Chaplains Sunday," 2 p.m. at Groveland Congregational Church, 4 King St., Groveland. Hosted by the American Legion (Nathan Webster Post 248). All are welcome. 978-372-3463. Soup Bowl Super-Bowl Party, 5:46 p.m. at Journey Church, 5 Tinkham Ave., Derry, N.H. A variety of hot soups will be provided. Attendees are encouraged to bring a football snack to share. 603-548-5287.
Bay Weekly’s 2012 Dining Guide & Tasting Menu
Bay Weekly exclusive Azure Fresh, local and sustainable have become bywords. But you might still be surprised to find native translations in a nationwide hotel chain: In that, Azure at the Annapolis Westin Hotel, takes the lead under the direction of chef James Barrett. read more
PRUDENCE HILBURN: Get your slow cooker out tonight
If you haven’t used the old slow cooker lately, it’s time to reach under the cabinet, pull it out and put it to use. I have noticed several new slow cooker cookbooks on the market.
Vegan basics: Meatless meals made tasty
ST. CATHARINES — A new year inspires new ideas, and a great place to start is in the kitchen. By integrating more meatless meals in your diet, you’ll have the opportunity to improve your health, help the environment, support your local farmers and get a little more creative.[...]
Vegan basics — making meals taste great with meatless ingredients
A new year inspires new ideas, and a great place to start is in the kitchen. By integrating more meatless meals in your diet, you’ll have the opportunity to improve your health, help the environment, support your local farmers and get a little more creative.[...]
Jim Hillibish: Eating healthier in the winter
Nothing beats a blizzard like a 5-pound chuck roast simmering in oven gravy. At least we thought. Our mothers purposely overfed us in winter to fortify her brood. We endured bowl after bowl of steamy Cream of Something soup every morning before our 20-mile trek to school.
Eating healthier in the winter
Nothing beats a blizzard like a five-pound chuck roast simmering in oven gravy. At least we thought. Our mothers purposely overfed us in winter to fortify her brood. We endured bowl after bowl of steamy Cream of Something every morning before our 20-mile trek to school. All of this ... is overwrought.