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3 dishes make the most of early finds at farmers markets
PITTSBURGH -- May brings so many things we dream of during a long and dreary Pittsburgh winter: sunny skies, T-shirt weather, the excitement of the Pittsburgh Marathon and Mother’s Day celebrations.
It also ushers in the local farmers market season, expanding the supply of fresh produce, homemade breads and desserts, organic meats, cheeses ...Read more
Gretchen's table: Sriracha mussels and Guinness chocolate cake in Northern Ireland
One of the best parts of getting on a plane in the U.S. and departing for a country far, far away is the instant change of scenery.
There’s something about escaping the rigors of everyday life for a new (and hopefully) exciting adventure that’s deeply rewarding for one’s mental health. Done right, you come back home feeling recharged.
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6 delicious and gut-friendly recipes for GLP-1 users
People who take GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic to lose weight or manage Type 2 diabetes often reap real benefits in the form of improved health measures and slimmer bodies. But because the meds can greatly reduce appetite and slow digestion, eating enough food that’s both nutritious and hydrating can become an issue.
Glucagon-like peptide-1 is a ...Read more
Mountain Winery unveils blockbuster 2026 concert lineup
SAN JOSE, Calif. — The Mountain Winery has a blockbuster lineup of concerts in store for Bay Area music fans in 2026.
Diana Ross, Lauren Daigle, Foreigner, Nelly, Robby Krieger of the Doors, Sam Barber and Trevor Noah are among the dozens of big-name acts set to perform at the picturesque Saratoga venue this year.
The Mountain Winery season ...Read more
3 protein-rich tofu recipes are highly nutritious -- and easy to prepare
Are you looking to eat more protein? You're in good company.
According to a 2025 International Food Information Council study, 70% of Americans say they want to consume more of the macronutrient that builds and repairs tissue, skin and hair. Which explains why so many labels on grocery store shelves these days — everything from breakfast ...Read more
Amy Winehouse ex acknowledges he had 'part to play' in her death
Amy Winehouse’s ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil said he’s come to terms with having “had a part to play” in the late crooner’s death in July 2011.
The Grammy winner was just 27 when she died of accidental alcohol poisoning.
Fielder-Civil, 43, in his first long-form interview on the “We Need to Talk” podcast this week that he was ...Read more
For St. Patrick's Day, soak up this classic Irish soup with 2 traditional breads
You don’t have to have Irish blood to have fun on St. Patrick’s Day, just a love and appreciation for Gaelic tradition that includes some awesome music, toe-stepping dance and a lively pub culture.
The March 17 holiday falls on a Tuesday this year, but you’ll find a plethora of bar crawls and whiskey tastings throughout this weekend.
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California's heralded wine industry is running dry -- here's why
Winery owner Stuart Spencer estimates that he left about 50 tons of grapes to rot on vines in Lodi, California, last fall, as harvesting and processing them would have cost more than they were worth.
“We’re doing our best to keep our head above water,” said Spencer, the owner of St. Amant Winery and executive director of the Lodi ...Read more
A Philly 'wine fight' is playing out in court as 2 schools battle over cyberbullying and a trademark
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia’s oldest wine school says a competitor is attempting to erase its existence from the internet through a “cyberbullying” campaign and trademark infringement, according to a federal lawsuit.
In the suit, PhillyWine LLC alleges that Keith Wallace and Alana Zerbe, the husband-and-wife duo behind the Wine School ...Read more
Cooking without meat can be fun and flavorful. Here are 5 recipes to try
People choose to eat less meat for a variety of reasons, from religious and cultural to health benefits. But don’t forget: Meat-free dishes taste good, too.
With a run of springlike weather and the beginning of Lent, now is a great time to try a new batch of recipes that are lighter in preparation but not in flavor. (We’re following the ...Read more
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though — something colorful, comforting and celebratory— can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season.
A fennel salad makes a bright, refreshing start, ...Read more
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