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Food

Published
October 28, 2018

Dine Out Maine: Dunstan Tap & Table in Scarborough offers an accomplished take on a familiar menu

Don't leave the stylish new pub without trying the Reuben.
Published
October 28, 2018

Pâté – ‘a delicious requirement for sustainable meat consumption’

Granted, not everybody likes liver, but here's an easy way to prepare it for those who savor a schmear on good bread.
Published
October 28, 2018

Get busy talking business succession at USM

Learn how Maine's food-based businesses can be sold to employees, family or other buyers.
Published
October 25, 2018

Augusta councilors, farmer relish food sovereignty proposal

Food producers could sell directly to their customers without state regulation if the council adopts the proposal.
Published
October 24, 2018

Dunkin’ takes on Starbucks with improved espresso drinks

Customers will be able to buy upgraded lattes, cappuccinos and other espresso-based beverages at most stores by the holiday season.

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Published
October 24, 2018

Dorcas Reilly, inventor of the green bean casserole, a Thanksgiving favorite, has died at 92

Reilly worked for Campbell's on and off between the late 1940s and 1988, when she retired as manager of the Campbell's kitchen.
Published
October 24, 2018

Feeding artists in rural Maine turns chef’s dream into reality

Marilou Ranta makes a deal with the Libra Foundation's arts residency program in Monson to fulfill her goal of opening a restaurant.
Published
October 24, 2018

The Wrap: Maine farm known for tasty taters offers possible new holiday favorite

And the family that owns Espo's Trattoria, a Portland mainstay, puts it up for sale.
Published
October 24, 2018

The key to a tastier butternut squash soup

Starting with seeds and fiber in the cooking liquid brings a fuller flavor.
Published
October 24, 2018

Vegan Kitchen: Meat and seafood eaters are fickle about love for animals

Lobsters of a different color and escaped cows grab hearts, but economic development that involves killing creatures gets public financing.