Features

Know your food…and the people who bring it to you. Stay up to date on seasonal dining trends and keep tabs on award-winning restaurants and beer makers.

Archive, Fall 2016, Features, Homepage

Magic in the Making

“I have a primal love of these mountains,” Ronni Lundy tells me. In her new book she has written a love letter—perhaps a tough-love letter—to the region and its food.  

Archive, Fall 2016, Features, Homepage

Shoulder-to-Waist Eating

By butchering beef at Nightbell, Katie Button saves money, helps farmers, and gets exactly the cuts she wants.

Archive, Features, Homepage, Summer 2016

Making the bounty of a summer garden last through winter usually involves Mason jars and a water bath. In Appalachia, however, preserving food has often meant not just canning but also drying—and this is especially true of beans.

Archive, Features, Homepage, Summer 2016

How the String Bean Lost its String

Would a string bean be a string bean if it had no string? Such philosophical questions never bothered C.N. Keeney, a New York plant breeder in the late 19th century.

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