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Transition between holidays with casual nibbles
(Nov. 30, 2023) I have recently begun to find that Thanksgiving dinner ends up being the largest meal I consume over the course of any given year. While I do very much enjoy the traditions and rich …
Source: ack.net
November 2023 Swoon List: Our Editors' Favorites this Month November 2023 Swoon List: Our Editors' Favorites this Month
Small-town bookstores and bestselling authors, teensy tiny log cabins, the fantastical “Orehenge” sunrise in Marquette. Here’s what our editors are loving this month.
Source: mynorth.com
In 'Big Heart, Little Stove,' Erin French gives tastes of The Lost Kitchen experience
Erin French's The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine, is one of the hardest restaurants in the country to get into.
Source: wbur.org
'It's a poor product ': leading UK chefs join campaign to cast farmed salmon off menu | Food
Ethical concerns over sustainability and welfare have seen venues offering new choices to ubiquitous ‘chicken of the sea’
Source: theguardian.com
Review: Erin French's Meat Loaf Recipe
We tested Erin French's version of meat loaf that she shared with Ina Garten on Be Our Guest. The results were delicious!
Source: tasteofhome.com
National publications love these 5 Maine restaurants
The only thing national journalists like to do more than visit Maine in the summer is write about the restaurants they loved here.
Source: bangordailynews.com
Magnolia Network's Most Unique Shows: A Guide
Chip and Joanna Gaines launched Magnolia Network in 2022 and have since created unique and fresh shows
Source: usmagazine.com
5 Maine books coming out this fall
These selections range from poetry to horror, cookbook to fiction.
Source: pressherald.com