Eat & Drink

Fresh, Delivered

By Kate Sayre | May 19, 2015

Summer is almost here and I am loving all the fresh produce that is now available. Lately I see clients on the weekends and work into the evening during the week, which can make it difficult to get to the farmers’ market. When I was offered the opportunity to try Bella Bean Organics’ […]

5 New(ish) Outdoor Eats for Spring

By Dree Deacon | May 11, 2015

Deep fried & outside Bella’s International Cuisine Enhance any lazy morning with a southern classic: fried green tomatoes. Bella’s International Cuisine opened in Carrboro last fall and, true to its name, offers a variety of international eats and treats that you can enjoy under the sun. bellasic.com Open-air burger fare Al’s Burger Shack Al’s has […]

The Dish: Crook’s Corner

By Jessica Stringer | May 11, 2015

It doesn’t get any more Chapel Hill than chatting with Bill Smith at Crook’s Corner. Over a PBR, the bespectacled chef dove into the rich history of the pickled peach ice cream that’s been served in his family since the 1880s. Bill’s great-grandmother’s grandmother was an outspoken abolitionist who took […]

The Dish: Calavera Empanada & Tequila Bar

By Jessica Stringer | May 5, 2015

At most bars, tequila is something you slug (and more often than not, there’s some wincing involved). At Calavera, it is savored. With more than 50 types on the menu, patrons are encouraged to order a flight of three. As owner Kenneth Yowell says, “From the vanilla and caramel flavors of a […]

Tips and Tricks for the Kitchen

By Kate Sayre | May 1, 2015

As I prepared a strawberry rhubarb crisp this week, I calculated the ingredients in my head. The recipe was written to make 8 servings and I only needed 4. Half of ¾ cup? No problem, it’s ¼ cup plus 2 Tablespoons. That made me think of what tips and tricks I find […]

Joyous Cooking: The Feminine Art of Cooking Writing

By Moreton Neal | April 27, 2015

Recently, I was invited to speak about women’s changing roles in the food business with a focus on the Triangle. UNC American Studies professor Marcie Cohen Ferris, who addresses this topic in her latest book, The Edible South, would have been the logical choice for this presentation, but the organizers […]

Love the Planet with Every Bite

By Kate Sayre | April 16, 2015

Earth Day is April 22, which is only a few days away. Around town, there are many events to get you thinking about the environment (i.e. Keep Carrboro Beautiful Day this weekend and Earth Evening in Hillsborough on April 24) and while it’s great to take part in the events those days, it’s important to […]

The Dish: Acme Food & Beverage Co.

By Jessica Stringer | April 15, 2015

110 E. Main St., Carrboro; 919-929-2263; acmecarrboro.com It was odd for me to be at Acme in the daylight. Usually I sit packed in at the cozy bar and start off a late dinner with the daily cornbread or order dessert as a nightcap. But sipping coffee in a window seat during brunch, […]

The Chef: Andrea Reusing

By Hunter Lewis | April 15, 2015

The New Jersey native has lived in Chapel Hill for 19 years. Her restaurant marries Asian flavors and North Carolina ingredients and has received accolades since it opened in January 2002. In 2011, Andrea won the James Beard Award for Best Chef: Southeast and published her cookbook, Cooking in the Moment: A Year of […]

Chefs at Home: James Clark

By Jill Warren Lucas | April 15, 2015

After spending the workweek cooking classic dishes for diners at Carolina Crossroads, plus hundreds more guests attending elegant weddings and events at The Carolina Inn, James Clark likes nothing better than to unwind at home. He and his family live in a window-filled retreat on a 350-acre parcel in Pittsboro that […]

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