Holly Ebel
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A new Mexican option arrives in Rochester with style (opens the original)
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Hungry for tacos, a burrito, maybe an enchilada? How about a margarita? If so, head to Ollin Cucina & Tequila, a new restaurant focusing exclusively on Mexican cuisine. Open less than a year it quickly has become one of the most popular spots with a wide-ranging menu going way behind tacos and burritos. Hearing so many comments from friends about the bold, flavorful food; the ambiance and the service, I went to check it out. Daniel Salazar, the co-owner, is responsible for the entire operation.
Lanesboro's Junipers offers great meals by the Root River (opens the original)
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Sometimes a spur of the moment event can turn into a special new adventure. That's exactly what happened a few weeks ago when neighbors Roger and Denise Ring invited me to go to one of their favorite restaurants — Juniper's — in Lanesboro. They'd mentioned it several times and as often as I've been to that charming town I'd never come across it. So on a perfect late summer evening off we went. It also happened to be my birthday so I was excited about this outing. As you come into town on Fillmor
Drink an apple a day from these Rochester area adult beverage producers (opens the original)
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Have you had your fill of Pumpkin Spice lattes yet? Good, then it's time to move on to that other fall beverage — apple cider. It's the season for it, served plain or warmed up on a chilly fall day. Apple drinks are always a little confusing — you need to figure out which is what. Apple cider is just that — unfiltered, unfermented, unsweetened juice made from pressing apples. Add yeast or leave on the counter for a while and it ferments into boozy hard cider. Meanwhile, apple juice is filtered,
Rick and Sally Sarran bring salsa season to Rochester (opens the original)
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They're back at last at the Rochester Farmers Market, those tomatoes we wait for all year for — beefsteak, heirloom, slicers — all in different shades of reds and yellows, coming in a variety of shapes and sizes, and ripening and coming in almost faster than we can either eat or use them. With them come favorites treats this time of year such as BLTs, sauces, salads, soups, all ways we enjoy this fruit (yes, tomatoes are a fruit). But wait! There is another favorite — salsa. We've had a love aff
Drift Dough, Parlor put the 'Oh' in donuts in Rochester (opens the original)
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There are doughnuts and then there are donuts. Most Sundays I have a glazed long john and coffee at church. That traditional pastry has now met its match — a honey-glazed doughnut from Parlor Doughnuts. If you're not familiar with these treats head over to Forager Brewing. There, you'll find incredible sweets for any time of day. What sets these apart from yeast and cake donuts is their unique texture, making them crisp on the outside, light, flaky and buttery on the inside, not unlike a croissa
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