Food
Well-known Western North Carolina chef Ricardo Fernandez Battini announced dates for the seventh Culinary Wine Tour to Argentina, Nov. 7-21, 2022.
MAGGIE VALLEY — Almost every day at 6:30 a.m., Ms. Judy Miller and the staff at Country Vittles begin to pour the coffee that will help to sustain the Maggie Valley Police Department, as well as much of Haywood County.
When Jane and Benny Arrington purchased Barber’s Orchard Fruit Stand in 1993, they knew it could change the direction of their farming operation.They could not have imagined how much.
“No one goes there anymore. It’s too crowded.” The late Yogi Berra, former baseball player and coach who is well-known for his mangled malapropisms including “it ain’t over until it’s over,” is often credited with making that statement, purportedly in reference to a beloved neighborhood rest…
Don’t look now but there’s another dining opportunity opening up along the popular stretch of Hazelwood Avenue in Waynesville that’s home to Amici’s Italian Restaurant, Within Reach Resale Shop, Robin Blu, Hazelwood Soap Company, Blue Ridge Books and Smoky Mountain Coffee Roasters, among oth…
With a total of seven pizza restaurant joints already in Waynesville, Benji Boessel and Alex Tinsley knew that if they wanted to open an eighth pizza location in the same town, it needed to be something special.
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Recipes
When it’s cold outside, start up the fireplace, get your favorite slippers on, wrap up in a warm blanket and snuggle on the couch with this delicious White Hot Chocolate. Find more recipes at Culinary.net.
Let me start this column by saying, I never (ever) thought I’d be writing about avocado toas…
This dish is wholesome, delicious and easy to prepare. Serve it at a festive breakfast with …
When the leaves turn yellow, red and pumpkin-orange it’s time to go on a family outing to th…
Sometimes, during the summer, our tomato plants decide to have a party on the vine, so to speak, and produce way more tomatoes than we can possibly eat, even if we are eating them every day, sliced, salted, and served with a little balsamic or mayo.
Recipes
When it’s cold outside, start up the fireplace, get your favorite slippers on, wrap up in a warm blanket and snuggle on the couch with this delicious White Hot Chocolate. Find more recipes at Culinary.net.
Let me start this column by saying, I never (ever) thought I’d be writing about avocado toast. And I never (ever) knew it was such a huge culinary craze.
This dish is wholesome, delicious and easy to prepare. Serve it at a festive breakfast with family and friends or any time you’d like to indulge in a decadent morning meal.
When the leaves turn yellow, red and pumpkin-orange it’s time to go on a family outing to the country to choose your very own pumpkin. Going pumpkin hunting in the fields of a local producer is a perfect opportunity to stretch your legs and get lots of fresh, country air. And you will also f…
Sometimes, during the summer, our tomato plants decide to have a party on the vine, so to speak, and produce way more tomatoes than we can possibly eat, even if we are eating them every day, sliced, salted, and served with a little balsamic or mayo.
Drink
Haywood County’s Cold Mountain is well-known beyond the county’s boarders. Located about 15 miles southeast of Waynesville, and 35 miles south of Asheville, the 6,030 ft. mountain, is viewed by many at the Milepost 411.9 overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
It was a mere six weeks ago when Kevin Sandefur stood on a hill above Canton watching the floodwaters rage through downtown as darkness closed in.
Drink
Haywood County’s Cold Mountain is well-known beyond the county’s boarders. Located about 15 miles southeast of Waynesville, and 35 miles south of Asheville, the 6,030 ft. mountain, is viewed by many at the Milepost 411.9 overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
It was a mere six weeks ago when Kevin Sandefur stood on a hill above Canton watching the floodwaters rage through downtown as darkness closed in.
