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Category Archives: Recipe
Recipe: Irish Stew & Soda Bread
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day on Monday, this edition of the Food Feed brings you two traditional Irish recipes: Irish Stew and Irish Soda Bread! Both recipes are from Vermont Lamb Tonight, published in 1982, available in the University … Continue reading
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On Farming and Kimchi: A Season’s Reflection
By Laura Williams With spring on the horizon, farming is on my mind. But with the ground still frozen, I must wait until my fingers can comb the soil to plant lettuce, tomatoes, and peppers. That’s why I make it … Continue reading
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A Slice of Culture: The terroir of raw milk cheese
By Brittany Dooling If you are reading this and you live in Vermont, chances are good you’ve heard the hype about raw milk cheese. Maybe you’ve tried Jasper Hill’s raw Bayley Hazen Blue or some Vermont Shepherd. Maybe you’ve even … Continue reading
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Recipe: Indian Pudding
Indian Pudding, despite the name, is not a Native American dish. New England colonists adapted English hasty pudding, traditionally made with wheat flour, oatmeal, or ground rice, by using the indigenous New World “Indian meal” (cornmeal) and adding molasses and … Continue reading
Discovering the Sublime Artichoke
Knock, knock – who’s there? Arti. Arti who? Artichoke. I remember hearing this joke from my brother when he was little. I’m thinking of it now as I’m driving through Castroville, Calif., the “artichoke capital of the world” as they … Continue reading