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Winter soups for the soul

BY CHRISTELLE TEMPLE It’s about this time of year when I am dying for some sunshine — 70-degree weather with a light breeze, the ability to walk out with a light coat, and to see the flowers come in bloom. But, to cherish the present is more important than waiting for the future. There ...

Pack big flavor into a convenient one-pan meal

BY CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL It’s been a bit since the traybake crossed the Atlantic from Britain, where a host of cooking personalities popularized a technique that combines big flavor and weeknight convenience onto one pan. But for the uninitiated, meat and vegetables are placed on a ...

Middle Eastern twist adds some depth to this classic dessert

BY CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL This pudding may seem like comfort food, but it features a sophisticated twist from the Middle East. Cooks there frequently pair sweet ingredients with contrasting flavors, often something savory or bitter to add interest to what otherwise would be a one-note ...

The theme for this month is “Keeping Your Child Healthy”

BY CAMI HAUGHT February brings Valentine’s Day and American Heart Month. In that vein of love and well-being, Monongalia County Health Department’s WIC’s theme for the month is “Keeping Your Child Healthy,” focusing on different beneficial practices. First, make sure to attend ...

Prepping for the holidays

List is long, but heart is full of joy Considering topics for my column this week, I kept getting distracted with my to-do lists for the upcoming week and a half before the holiday. Knowing it wouldn’t be productive to multitask, I decided to combine tasks. First thing I need to do is ...

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 ...