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Food

Published
March 25, 2015

The Maine Ingredient: Fish tacos migrate east – lucky us

The combo of crisp local fish, soft tortilla, varied toppings and unfried (but flavorful) black beans is a winner.
Published
March 25, 2015

In India, everybody knows this healthful one-pot dish

Kitchari comforts not only with its emotional associations, but with its essential goodness.
Published
March 24, 2015

Five Maine chefs and restaurants claim spots in James Beard Award finals

Categories include Rising Star Chef of the Year, Best New Restaurant, and Best Chef: Northeast.
Published
March 22, 2015

Demand gets institute cracking on plan to sustain crab

Hannaford's interest in Jonah crab leads to recommendations being considered by fishery regulators.
Published
March 22, 2015

Dine Out Maine: JP’s Bistro in Portland

At the friendly, welcoming neighborhood spot, be sure to finish your meal with bread pudding.

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Published
March 22, 2015

Maine chef Cara Stadler may taste more triumph

The James Beard semi-finalist reflects on a yearlong whirlwind of culinary accolades for her Asian cooking.
Published
March 20, 2015

Matzo as pizza? No thanks, but lasagna is another story

For Passover, try this creamy white lasagna with sauteed mushrooms and onions.
Published
March 19, 2015

Getting to know the deliciously darker side of cardamom

The assertive spice adds intensity to a gorgeous flourless chocolate cake.
Published
March 19, 2015

TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Hope

Hatchet Mountain Publick House features great food and service
Published
March 18, 2015

Two recipes for the cast-iron inclined: Reuben’s Legendary Apple Pancake, and Potato and Kale Gratin

REUBEN’S LEGENDARY APPLE PANCAKE The recipe comes from the late Richard Sax’s wonderful “Classic Home Desserts.” The original, beloved at the legendary New York restaurant Reuben’s, was made in a cast-iron skillet. Sax changed it to a nonstick skillet. Portland Press Herald food editor Peggy Grodinsky prefers it made in (well-seasoned) cast iron for the […]