Ties That Bind
Chefs reflect on the benefits of sourcing local food, even as the restaurant industry faces shifts and challenges.
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Chefs reflect on the benefits of sourcing local food, even as the restaurant industry faces shifts and challenges.
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The Cultivated Community Dinner Series – hosted by the James Beard-nominated Cultura restaurant – showcases Asheville’s rising star chefs at often sold-out ticketed dinners.
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These lamb chops are inspired by the light, fresh flavors of Greek food—with the meat accentuated by a marinade of lemon, olive oil and rosemary.
With layers of complex flavors, the salt-baked carrots at Copper Crown present sweet and earthy flavors that make the whole plate worth lingering over.
The WNC Farmers Market hosts a free three-day event to usher in spring—with food, music, crafts, demos … and lots of local plants for sale.
Stinging nettles have become the springtime darling of Asheville chefs, who used the foraged ingredient in everything from pasta to soups.
A vegan lemon cream, made with silken tofu and topped with raspberries and blackberries, makes for a healthy and vibrant breakfast.
With hearty and satisfying flavors, meatless meatballs are a fan favorite at Asheville Pro Kitchen.
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