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Headin' for vegan
For the buzz my vegetarian friends gave about the new VegHead's downtown, I would have thought the place would be packed for lunch on a Friday.
Yo soy: A word about 'mock meats'
A devoted fan of Saigon Flavors sent me an e-mail recently. The writer had nothing but praise for the little Vietnamese restaurant's new menu of vegan friendly dishes, featuring so-called "mock meats".
Picnics are great and tasty outdoor fun
My heart smiles when I hear Yogi Bear's voice bellowing, "Hey, hey, Boo-Boo!"
Food trucks feeds folks at mall
Tanger Outlets is partnering with celebrity chef Robert Irvine to celebrate gourmet food trucks across the Lowcountry as part of Tanger Outlet's Taste and Style Event, set for 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in the Tanger 2 Outlet Center, 1414 Fording Island Road in Bluffton.
Thank you, earl of Sandwich
Great inventors rarely receive the recognition they deserve. I'd love to shake hands with the guys who invented duct tape, Weedwhackers and WD-40 - three of the greatest inventions of all time. I'd also like to thank John Montagu, fourth earl of Sandwich and eponymous inventor of the original fast food - the sandwich.
Fruits, vegetables important part of growing up
A popular commercial shows a bored-looking lad sitting at the kitchen table with a plate of veggies in front on him. In the distance, a motherly voice tells him he is going to stay at the table until he finishes his vegetables.
New Joe's Crab Shack demands attention
I generally avoid giving you the skinny on big-brand, big-budget chain restaurants. But when a company like Joe's Crab Shack stakes claim to a rare strip of waterfront property on River Street and builds a completely new building, I think you deserve a look inside.
New pizza joint on Savannah's Southside
For some people, it's about filling an empty void in their gut. For others, it's about the comfort of a familiar friend. For still others, pizza is the common denominator that brings people together over a raucous table of melted cheese and cold beer.
R Hill opening farmers market Tuesday
Residents in Bryan County and the surrounding areas who are ready to stock up on fresh veggies, handmade crafts, live plants and more won't have to wait for long as farmers markets in both Pembroke and Richmond Hill open next week.
Buffets factor in 'battle of the bulge'
I like food. Actually, I love food. And I reasoned that since I gave up all my youthful vices and indiscretions, I should at least be allowed to eat what I want and as much as I want.
Side-dish alternatives for Easter
When I was growing up, potato dishes were always an Easter-dinner staple in our home. Baked, mashed, fried, au gratin or in a casserole - they were always present in some form on the Easter buffet. However, mashed potatoes were always the most popular complement to our Easter ham.
Bacon goes well with about anything
If I had an entrepreneurial spirit (and budget), there are some natural fragrances that I think should be bottled and sold as perfumes, after-shave lotions and air fresheners. I'm not talking about floral scents like orange blossoms, gardenias or honeysuckle, which already have been marketed. I'm talking about the really good-smelling stuff like frying chicken, piping hot pizza or bacon - especially bacon.
Enjoy the beginning of grilling season
Here in Coastal Georgia, the weather usually is favorable year-round for grilling, but there are exceptions.
Simple dishes often the tastiest
Unlike the movies, life is not filled with action-packed drama. But there are dramatic moments that sometimes test our faith and resilience.
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'Best breakfast in town' -- yeah, right
The large billboard could be seen half-mile away when traveling north on I-95, near the town of Dunn, N.C. The colorful ad depicted a large dinner plate with two eggs over-easy, several slices of bacon and a generous portion of good ol' Southern grits.
Coffee important to mornings, national security
It's hard to imagine that 240 years ago, American colonists drank tea - not sweet tea, but English tea.
Vindicated over once 'bad' foods
This column, "Around the Table," has celebrated a number of foods the so-called experts tell us are bad. I quietly but forcefully tell these control freaks to leave me alone. I'll eat what Georgia boys have been eating since 1733. I have a wife and a mama; I don't need a nanny.
Gadgets enhance both cooking, eating
It's hard to imagine what mealtime would be like without the invention of simple kitchen gadgets.
Celebrate the often underrated egg
I like eggs - boiled, poached or fried.
Eating healthy is harder than you think
My wife, kids, mama and a mess of doctors have strongly suggested that I try to eat healthy. But eating healthy is harder than most folks think.
Some food should come with warning labels
The only time I'm not reading, writing or thinking deeply about something is when I'm fishing or sitting on the back porch at the end of a long work day.
Urban farmer brings message here
Urban farmer K. Rashid Nuri told Liberty County Chamber of Commerce members that quality food can and should be grown anywhere, including the concrete jungles of inner cities. Nuri said the United States is the richest country in the world, yet many Americans are food-insecure.
Military services broadens culinary tastes
That wise Southern philosopher, Jeff Foxworthy, suggested one's origins affect how one talks, works, plays and thinks.
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