Simple, Delicious: Get a head start on the big meal with this mashed potato recipe
I seem to have a lot of friends who insist that Thanksgiving dinner is the “easiest” meal to prepare. It’s… Read More
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He’s on a Roll: Nate Baer shares his passion for sushi through how-to classes
Sushi has become an obsession for Nate Baer—and he’s not alone. “About 20 years ago, there was probably one sushi… Read More
New family-owned grocery store in Uptown Harrisburg offers fresh food to the community
A rainbow of apples, bananas, pineapples, blueberries, mangos and oranges filling crates and baskets will easily catch shoppers’ eyes when… Read More
Two new tasting rooms to open in downtown Harrisburg, part of “tasting row” in SoMa
Last April, downtown Harrisburg lost Sip@SoMa, a rotating, limited-engagement brewery concept on S. 3rd Street. This was actually good news,… Read More
Guest Blog: Hardships & Hopes at Radish & Rye
Editor’s Note: Yesterday, Julia James, co-owner of Radish & Rye Food Hub in Harrisburg, posted the following blog entry.… Read More
Meatballs of Fall: As the season turns, Rosemary prepares an Italian classic, with a twist.
October is here! Many people will tell you that fall is their favorite time of year. In my little world… Read More
History on a Roll: For more than 2 centuries, the hungry, the thirsty, the weary have flooded into Shank’s Tavern.
J. Robert Shank busied himself chopping vegetables in the kitchen of Shank’s Tavern as he talked. “We have a labor… Read More
Seventh Heaven: Seven Mountain Wine Cellars is a swill destination.
Nathan Bubb of Seven Mountains Wine Cellars admits he has a hard time remembering the names of all seven mountains.… Read More
Reel Me In: Sushi Yatta rolls into Midtown Harrisburg’s restaurant sea’en
Judd Goodman is a veteran in the region’s restaurant industry. In recent years, you may have wandered into one of… Read More
Highway to Helles: It’s a dark and sudsy night at Lovedraft’s Brewing Co.
At the new Lovedraft’s Brewing Co., a sign posted on the door reads, “No sports, no politics, no religious discussion.”… Read More