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Make It Maple Revs Up on the Food Network

by Sally Pollak Posted on June 6, 2019 at 12:07PM

“There was a really good vibe among all the competitors,” said Fiorentino-Robinson. “We feel like we made friends for life.”
Dining on a Dime: Bluebird Barbecue

by Sally Pollak Posted on May 31, 2019 at 4:07PM

Though the week-long BBQ Banh Mi special, which ends June 5, drew us to Bluebird for lunch, there are a handful of other menu items that are $12 or less. Most are starters, including grilled asparagus ($11), six smoked chicken wings ($11), and BBQ Poutine ($11).
Dining on a Dime: Magic Hat Artifactory

by Sally Pollak Posted on May 23, 2019 at 5:38PM

Newman, 72, who sold his share of Magic Hat in 2010, said if I want to make up a story about the origin of the beer's name, I have his permission. But a little orange Fiat sports car as the driving force behind #9 is good enough for me. I won’t reinvent the story — is it a scoop?
Former Vergennes Laundry Owners Open Café at Red Wagon Plants

by Melissa Pasanen Posted on May 20, 2019 at 12:11PM

On Saturday morning, longtime customers of the couple’s previous business and the newly won over gathered around a large communal table, nibbling and sipping, with a verdant view of hanging baskets and potted plants. The table and other café furniture comes from the Westford bakery of the late, legendary bread baker, Gérard Rubaud, Julie Rubaud’s father.
Dining on a Dime: El Cortijo Taqueria y Cantina — Winooski

by Sally Pollak Posted on May 10, 2019 at 4:20PM

I did as directed and descended to the toilet. There, I found a framed print of Early Man slurping an oyster out of its shell.
New Food Market Coming to Burlington's Old North End

by Sally Pollak Posted on May 7, 2019 at 4:49PM

The new grocery store will be next door to Central Market: Taste of Asia, a food store that opened five years ago and specializes in Asian groceries and produce. “My hope is to complement what they do as best we can,” Kerrigan said.
Vandana Shiva Talks Poison Cartel, Farmers' Rights and Ecofeminism

by Melissa Pasanen Posted on May 3, 2019 at 1:50PM

, in a trial that has not yet delivered a successful commercial plantation … There are better ways to get Vitamin A to people through biodiversity.
Hired Hand Brewing Co. to Add Full Brewery in Vergennes

by Melissa Pasanen Posted on May 2, 2019 at 8:00AM

On a hard-hat tour through the new brewery space, Huizenga said that he hopes the brewery and private event space will be open by mid-June or early July at the latest. The new three-barrel brewery will expand production for Hired Hand, Huizenga said.
Rising in Vermont: Backdoor Bread Launches With a Pop-Up Sale

by Melissa Pasanen Posted on April 30, 2019 at 11:57AM

, we’d have to leave Rhode Island. It’s a small town,” Jim explained, referring to the scale of the state.
Sweet Eats Kick Off Vermont Restaurant Week

by Sally Pollak Posted on April 26, 2019 at 6:15PM

One attendee, Hannah Mills, stayed up past her bedtime to attend the Sweet Start Smackdown with her mother. A South Burlington second-grader, Hannah ate and rated every offering.

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