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The Bright Tang of Sumac: A Flavor Worth Celebrating
When you think of tangy, citrusy flavors, your mind might go to lemons or limes. But there’s another bright star in the kitchen – right in the spice cabinet: sumac. Made from the dried, ground berries of the sumac shrub, this spice adds a lively, lemony tartness that...
Back to Balance: Seasonal Wellness Picks for a Smoother September
Whether you’re facing fall allergies, feeling the weight of back-to-school stress, or just looking to reset your routine, our Wellness team has picked their favorite solutions to help you ease into the season with calm and clarity. These are just a few of the...
College Care Package Checklist
From fueling marathon study sessions to staying healthy through campus cold season, college students need more than just textbooks and laptops to thrive. A care package stocked with essentials (and a few fun surprises) is a reminder that home is never too far away....
Recipes
Hudson Valley Fisheries: NY Steelhead Trout En Croute
NY Steelhead Trout En Croute Serves 6 Ingredients 4 tablespoons unsalted butter 1/4 lb washed spinach 1 cup thinly sliced button mushrooms 1⁄2 cup small diced leeks Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons chopped fresh dill (reserve a few sprigs of dill for garnishing)...
Mommy's Brisket
With Carolynn Schwartz & Family Across cultures and religions, many families serve the same thing at holiday gatherings year after year, and mine is no different. For as long as I can remember, my mother made brisket for Jewish holiday meals, regardless of the...
Alex's Feast of the Seven Fishes Recipes
Alex Grant is New Morning Market’s own resident seafood expert with not only years of experience taking care of customers like you, but a lifetime of experience enjoying and perfecting family recipes. This holiday season he is sharing his family’s Oven Baked Branzino...
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Calling All Gardeners: It’s Time to Start your Seeds!
Spring is officially here and the last frost of the season is looming near. It’s time to start seeds! In Connecticut, many vegetables require too many days to fully mature if sown as seeds directly in the ground.
Good Food Starts with the Seed
Every seed has a story to tell. One tomato seed sown in your garden may reveal the rich ancestry of an heirloom and another seed the narrative of 20th century commercial agriculture.
Heirloom seeds have been passed down from generation to generation.
Quilts That Care
Quilts That Care is a Waterbury, CT, based non-profit that has been “wrapping cancer patients and their families in comfort and hope, once quilt at a time” since 2012. Deborah Van Steenbergen founded the group when her late husband Robert was undergoing cancer treatment. In accompanying him to treatments at Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center, Deborah was struck by witnessing other patients going through similar experiences alone and wanted to help them. She wanted to make quilts for them.