BY JeanMarie BrownsonAssociated Press Spring break is upon us, but a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, we know that it will not — should not — look […]
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Learning to make bubble tea at home
By Aldona BirdNewsroom@DominionPost.com I discovered love of bubble tea and traveling at the same time. Late in my teens I visited my older sister in Boston. We […]
Quarantine Kitchen: Waffle sandwiches
BY Gretchen MckayAssociated Press Maple sugaring season is wrapping up in the Northeast in the next few weeks, and by all accounts it’s been a pretty good […]
Quarantine Kitchen: Irish Scones
By Rick NelsonAssociated Press During several visits to Ireland, prolific Minneapolis cookbook author Zoë François became obsessed with the simple scones she seemingly encountered everywhere. “My first […]
Cooking up Veggies in the WIC Kitchen
WIC Kitchen is a monthly feature provided by Monongalia County Heath Department WIC staff to highlight healthy recipes made with ingredients approved through the Special Supplemental Nutrition […]
Eat, sleep, walk: March offers expanded health options as National Nutrition Month
The days are getting longer, and the price of produce has been dropping. Spring is almost here. March is also National Nutrition Month, and with some changes […]
Quarantine Kitchen: Spinach Stuffed Shells
BY Gretchen McKayAssociated Press I’ve been obsessed with adding fresh, leafy greens to every meal for the past couple of weeks. Greens speak of spring, and spring, […]
Quarantine Kitchen: Baked tomatoes and feta
Food@DominionPost.com In The Dominion Post’s ongoing Wednesday feature, Quarantine Kitchen, we highlight dishes prepared by readers, staffers, wire services and chefs at our local restaurants in an […]
Stonewall Resort hosts pair of culinary events March 19-20
Newsroom@DominionPost.com Stonewall Resort’s culinary team has partnered with local and national beer, wine and moonshine purveyors to create two events showcasing menus that complement featured beverages. The […]
From Sap to Syrup
By ALDONA BIRD Newsroom@DominionPost.com As the days warm up, maple sap flows through trunks and limbs of still dormant trees, bringing sugar from the roots to the branches. […]
