Getting Real With Root Bottom Farm
Farm dinners can be deceptive in their simplicity. Sarah Jones Decker of Root Bottom Farm shares the reality of these events.
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Farm dinners can be deceptive in their simplicity. Sarah Jones Decker of Root Bottom Farm shares the reality of these events.
A growing community of farmer-florists push the power of local.
Honey produced at Jewel Hill Farms in Marshall makes it way into summer cocktails mixed at Sovereign Remedies in downtown Asheville.
Chef Sebastiaan Zijp of The Farmer’s Hands makes magic, transforming flour, eggs, and salt into silky sheets of pasta.
This recipe is from Laurey Masterton’s book “The Fresh Honey Cookbook.” Masterton was a beloved member of the Asheville food community who passed away in 2014. Her inspiration for this recipe came from her travels in Italy.
Whether your taste tends toward the classic or creative, these three local restaurant owners offer options for every palate.
When the Soviet Union fell in 1991, Tatyana Andronova was a political refugee looking for a new life in the United States. Almost by chance, her path led to Western North Carolina, where she opened Euromarket, Asheville’s largest store focused on culinary items from Eastern Europe and Russia.
Local farmers are learning to grow ginger and turmeric, which are known around the world as the building blocks of Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine, and known for their anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting effects.
Spices are connecting Appalachia with food cultures around the world.
Serve the Krup Hot Toddy with rich chocolate cookies that are kindled with red pepper. Their different spice profiles create a sensationally sweet pairing.
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