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Wake Up and party: French Canadians on Christmas Eve and the history of the Tourtiere meat pie
By Paula Marcoux. By all appearances, my paternal grandmother, Yvonne Simard Marcoux (known as...
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Town Farm Tonics – Herbal Goodness in Westport MA
Fire Cider and Elderberry Syrup are mindfully created by Carissa Wills-DeMello and Adam Davenport for Town Farm Tonics located on the South Coast of Massachusetts / Rhode Island and available around southern New England.
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PARADOX ACRES – 100% grass-fed beef and pasture-raised pork in Dartmouth MA
Words and photos by Laura Killingbeck. If you’re looking for Geoff Kinder, you can usually find...
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Elliot Farm, Lakeville MA – Fighting Hunger, Feeding the Community, Providing Fresh Produce
By Lauren Diggin. Farming is in Dee Elliot’s blood. As children, Dee and her brother Ken F. Elliot...
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Succotash: corn, beans, and a bit of history
by Paula Marcoux. As for the green sweet-corn, when nicely roasted before a green hardwood...
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The Soupman Finds a Home Base
By Adam Centamore. In a small industrial park off Manley Street in West Bridgewater, something BIG...
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The Story of the Burgundian, Attleboro MA
By Zack Lamothe. After much anticipation, they are open! Watch an ABC newscast here. Imagine...
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INDIAN PUDDING — DEFINED, DECOLONIZED, DELICIOUS. Gain new appreciation for a New England classic
By Paula Marcoux. Indian pudding. A homely, brown, lumpy-looking mess, and one of the few foods...
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How Do You Like Them Apples? CN Smith Farm, East Bridgewater
By Mike Gioscia. For generations, South Shore kids and their parents have made the fall trip to...
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Through the Food Pantry Door
Words By Pamela Denholm. Photos By Sarah Bennett. We endured the pandemic together. We all went...
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Grow Education, the New Bedford Farm to School Movement
Grow Education has been working with the New Bedford Public School System for the past eight years, providing third grade students with knowledge of their food from seed to plate. Four initiatives comprise this Farm to School movement: classroom, cafeteria, community, and gardens.
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