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Late-season veggie recipes

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens aside, my favorite things really include food processors and what I make in them. Lately I’ve used this amazing kitchen appliance to quickly preserve the last few bits of late summer produce. I’ve written to you before about my eggplant ...

COLUMN: Make the switch and eat in

Be honest, how often do you eat out a week? Is it because you’re too busy, maybe you just don’t like to cook, better yet who likes to clean? Eating out can be a treat, but it can also be holding you back from your healthiest lifestyle.  No matter how many times you may go to ...

W.Va. launches chef ambassador program

Newsroom@DominionPost.com CHARLESTON — When it comes to dining out, do you have a favorite spot? One of those places where, when someone asks what to order you say, “Anything. It’s all good. You can’t go wrong — the chef here is amazing.”  Now you can help share his or ...

Prep is the first step to good care

This first step into summer is always my favorite time of year. Seeing kids playing outside, food trucks set up around town, people playing music, the sound of the ice cream truck down the street and the sweet, savory smell of barbecue in the air.  Summertime is the perfect time to ...

Brain Foods for Young Minds

By Cami HaughtMCHD WIC ONGOING FEATURE WIC Kitchen  is a monthly feature provided by Monongalia County Heath Department WIC staff that highlights healthy recipes made with ingredients approved through the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, a ...

Handling ‘freshmen 15’ in the time of COVID-19

This one goes out to all the overworked, overwhelmed, underrepresented and sleep-deprived students fresh out of high school: The freshman class. The freshman class might have had some of the most adverse effects of this pandemic from a student’s perspective. Not only did the high school ...