It is always good to know where your food comes from. Turns out Costco went in the chicken business to have better control of its famed rotisserie chicken deal.
Where Does Costco Source The Meat For Its Rotisserie Chickens?
Category Archives: Health & Diet
Deconstructed: Ferndale Turkeys
I have been lucky – on a couple of occasions – to have the foresight to get a Ferndale turkey for Thanksgiving. It *does* make a difference and hope to do so again.
Deconstructed: Hope Butter
I know of Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl from her Appetites appearances on MPR. I did not know she had a series highlighting Minnesota food producers and restaurants. I am going to take more notice. Here’s an old school creamery still doing things the traditional way.
The Woman Who Invented the Green Bean Casserole
I mean, I am sure I have posted this before, but some backstory on the creator of green bean casserole. I have played with this one over the years and, frankly, am mostly back to the recipe on the can.
Who knew?
How Germany’s Spaghetti Ice Cream Came to Be
New DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Stout and Bourbon for Its 50th Anniversary
D&D in both beer and bourbon forms. I can dig it.
Plus another story on D&D turning 50 years old this year.
Elusive Yeast That Gave Rise to Lagers Found in Europe for the First Time
Ancient yeast strain tied to lagers is discovered in Ireland. The ur-yeast or some such.
School Lunch: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
I have been taking a break to collect my brain around the horrors coming to this nation. Gonna unload some links and relevant stories over the coming weeks.
Eating at the End of the World
A look at prepper foods and keeping fed in a disaster. In short, have good gear, not bland stored food.
The Ancient Method That Keeps Afghanistan’s Grapes Fresh All Winter
Sometimes the old tricks are best when it comes to preserving food.