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Chard and Smoky Mozz Quiche

Ingredients Pie dough, chilled 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium yellow onion, thinly sliced 3 cups rainbow chard, coarsely chopped 5 large eggs 3/4…

Mulled Cider Duffins

Duffins are a hybrid of two crowd-pleasing treats. Made with the ingredients and flavors of a donut while prepared with the technique of a…

Butternut Squash Cakettes with Pearl Sugar

These bite-sized homemade snacks will be popular finger food at any picnic. This recipe yields a dozen cakettes. Ingredients 1 cup roasted butternut squash,…

Traditional Irish Coffee

On a chilly fall morning, Irish coffee is a great way to warm up and feel like you’re celebrating something special. Ingredients 1 cup…

Cooking with Chef Carlo Berdahn of Yella Grille

Chef Carlo Berdahn runs Yella Grille with his wife Danielle. The restaurant located in Andover, Massachusetts, has received a number of accolades, including most…

Smoked Bluefish from a Cape Cod Establishment

When local Cape Cod fishermen Tom Smith delivers his daily catch of bluefish to Hatch’s Fish Market in Wellfleet, owner Adrien Kmiec gets busy right away…

50+ Places to Eat in New England

By Kelly Chase, Allie Herzog, Kiley Jacques, and Katy Kelleher New England is home to a number of top chefs and mixologists. For scratch…

A Visit to Alma’s Kitchen with Chef Paul Wahlberg

Watching Alma Wahlberg interact with her son Paul, executive chef and co-owner (along with his two more-famous siblings, Mark and Donnie) of the popular restaurant chain Wahlburgers…

Blueberry Bliss

If months had colors then July would be blue—as in blueberries. This is the time of year when our local blueberry harvest is in full swing…

Good Eats: Little Bites for Your Little Ones

As a new-ish mom, there are a few things I’ve learned pretty quickly.  I can change diapers like a pro, I’ve become an expert at making up silly songs…

Orecchiette Bolognese by Chef Matt Jennings

A meaty ragù is a back-pocket recipe: universally beloved (even, I’ve found, by picky children), it requires a tiny bit of effort and a decent investment of time…