Seattle-If you don't like eating turkey or any meat at Thanksgiving dinner, our plant chef Makini Howell from Plum Bistro has a recipe she wants you to try. She joined us from Muni’s kitchen.

Plum Bistro once again offers a take-home dinner for Thanksgiving. You pre-order and receive all

For chefs, Thanksgiving can be a busy day or another day in the office. For the first generation of American chefs, this is also a way to gain insight into the deep-rooted American culinary tradition.

Here, we asked the first-generation chefs in our national capital what they thought of Tha

Bold step: You invite people over and decide that it is your turn to host the ultimate meal: Thanksgiving. One question: some of your guests are vegetarians, plant foods or vegetarians. Before you tear your hair or drink wine, in fact, with these tips, it will be no problem. What was once a daunt

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Do you need a plant-based main course for Thanksgiving? We caught you. How about a thick buttery crispy shortcrust pastry wrapped in super delicious mashed potatoes, topped with chewy king oyster mushroom "turkey" and creamy gravy?

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Irish exports of peat are more than 11 times more than imports, because people are increasingly worried about insufficient supplies in the domestic gardening sector.

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Morston-Burlington County Farmers Market ushered in the most successful season in its 15-year history this year. Residents will also have two opportunities to purchase locally grown fresh produce and other seasonal foods on the upcoming two holiday market days. And handmade crafts.

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The following is an excerpt from "Sisterhood in the Enchanted Forest: Suspension, Wisdom, and Awakening from Karelia, Finland" by Naomi Moriyama and William Doyle (Pegasus).

"Go on, pick it up," Mushroom Queen Pavie said. "I'm scared," I mumbled.

She pointed to a conspicuous mushroom

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Regarding the holidays and cool weather, one of my favorite parts is not necessarily the switch to heartier stews and stews. Of course, these things are great, but I really can’t wait to eat a richer salad-bitter, firm lettuce with refreshing citrus dressing, preferably with plenty of autumn fr