When Rachel Goclawski was a little kid spending her summers in Orleans, she says she was always tasting weeds.
Posts Tagged ‘food’
Learning to forage on a plentiful peninsula
By Natalie McKee, Cape Cod Times on Aug. 19, 2016, at 12:34 p.m.
5 things you didn’t know your insurance covered
By Moneytips.com, on Feb. 11, 2016, at 8:01 a.m.
Good homeowner’s policies don’t just cover fires and severe storm damage.
You’re probably seasoning your steak wrong, according to this video
I take my steak pretty seriously. Most of my strongest opinions, in fact, have to do with the preparation and cooking of beef. I have held grudges longer than the duration of actual wars when restaurants overcooked my New York strip or ribeye. So a video that purports to hold the secret …
Eating less meat isn’t just better for you, it’s better for the planet, panel says
For the first time, the group of nutritionists that advises the government on federal dietary standards has taken sustainability into account. The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee is recommending Americans eat less red meat, and it says that a vegan diet has the least impact on the planet — something that environmentalists …
Video of Eastern Maine Community College Chef Challenge
Didn’t get a ticket to the Eastern Maine Community College Chef Challenge? No worries! You can view the challenge live here as three of Maine’s prestigious chefs battle for the title of “Maine’s Chef.” BDN Maine is the presenting sponsor of the event, in addition to Bronson Audio, Visual & …
Desktop dining done right
By By Laura Ali, Starkist.com on Oct. 19, 2011, at 9:53 a.m.
Work days are busy … so busy in fact that a recent survey conducted by the American Dietetic Association found that up to 75 percent of us eat at our desks at least 2-3 times a week. Eating at your desk may save time and help you get out of …
What to do with harvested tomatoes
By University of Maine Cooperative Extension on Aug. 31, 2011, at 12:58 p.m.
Did you harvest lots of tomatoes in the days before Tropical Storm Irene hit Maine? The University of Maine Cooperative Extension offers some advice on what to do with them so all that hard work doesn’t go to waste.
These foods are made for walkin’
Despite the numerous folding chairs located near the food vendors, at a festival it’s inevitable to want to eat while walking, or shopping, or dancing, or pushing a baby stroller. Juggling a plate and fork and drink can get messy, especially when much of it is fried; hence, the popularity …
Waldo County loses longtime educator to cancer
Alleged heroin supplier arrested after Maine man’s overdose death
UMaine to tear down historic observatory, save 111-year-old telescope
Manhunt underway for gunman who killed 5 at Washington state mall
Husson to hold groundbreaking for new $5 million student housing project
When it comes to election reform, ranked-choice voting a poor method to empower voters
This is an election cycle when voters want an alternative, but third parties get little attention
James Madison wears down mistake-prone UMaine football team
Reserve punt returner powers Lewiston past Bangor
