Harvesting Knowledge

Harvesting Knowledge Connecting kids to how food grows Exploring what grows in our school gardens: Two students use scissors to harvest kale in their school garden. Photo by FRESHFARM FoodPrints […]

Mazzaroth Vineyards

Mazzaroth Vineyard Wine with a sense of place Notables by Anna El-Eini Disappear into the countryside and enjoy some world-class local wine by visiting Mazzaroth Vineyard, outside of Middletown, Maryland. It’s […]

Chateaux Cocoa

Chateaux Cocoa Building Community in Eastern Market Notables by Anna El-Eini Fans know they need to show up early to secure a dozen of Chateaux Cocoa’s impeccably beautiful eggs, available in […]

Emma’s Torch Cafe

Emma’s Torch Café A Welcoming spot Notables by Anna El-Eini Step into Emma’s Torch and you’ll feel like you’re coming home. It’s the perfect spot for a delicious meal and great […]

Wicked Simple Bagels

WICKED SIMPLE BAGELS Two to three ingredients… no rise… no knead… no boil. It’s almost magical how easily you can turn the fresh eggs and goat cheese you just brought […]

Say Cheese!

SAY CHEESE! PHOTOS by Renee Comet BLOOMY HERB GOAT CHEESE The extra fat content in this double cream cheese gives the Bloomy Herb Goat Cheese a velvety mouthfeel and a […]

Tesselated Rhubarb Tart Recipe

Tesselated Rhubarb Tart Base½ cup butter, room temperature¹/₃ cup sugar½ teaspoon vanilla1 cup flour¼ cup strawberry jam Filling8 ounces cream cheese¼ cup sugar1 egg½ teaspoon vanilla Topping1.5 pounds (24 ounces) […]

Insiders Guide to Frederick

INSIDERS GUIDE TO FREDERICK Born & Raised in Frederick, Bryan Voltaggio knows more than a little about what’s good in town. He pointed us toward a few great places to […]

Taste of Frederick

Taste of Frederick How the Voltaggio brothers continue to connect farm to fork BY Natalie Flynn Photo Credit: Scott Suchman It’s Thursday morning, and chef Bryan Voltaggio is working with […]

Chefs Gone Wild

Chefs Gone Wild By Rachael Jackson “Candy cap mushrooms,” chef and forager Iulian Fortu begins to explain as he unscrews the lid on a jar of small and twisty fungi. […]

I 🌸 DC

DC may be America’s most transformed city. Over the last 20 years, population growth, demographic shifts, and a wide-scale redevelopment have brought dizzying generational changes, and where and how we […]

Edible Communities Returns to DC

Edible Communities Returns to DC By Bill O’Neill It took just 50 words to ignite a mini-industry. The lead story in the January/February 2004 issue of Saveur was a roundup […]

PANK!

PANK! KAZOKU LEGO MURAL,by Jason KressTake a walk downtown to the Japan Information & Cultural Center to check out this unique mural made of 40,000 Lego pieces to celebrate the […]