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Food Guy: Special dinner at Lost Creek with family recipes is much more than a meal (opens the original)
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When it comes to bucket-list culinary experiences in the Mountain State, it doesnât get any more authentically Appalachian than this. Imagine a stunning country drive past rolling hills and farmlands through the winding roads of Harrison County in central West Virginia, before taking a long gravel driveway up one of those hills to a farmhouse built in the 1800s. You get out of your car to the sounds of birds chirping, dogs barking and wind rustling the trees, before youâre greeted and escort
Food Guy: New cookbook features fresh farm ingredients; Openings & closings (opens the original)
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Nine years after it debuted, the new edition of a cookbook produced by the West Virginia Farmers Market Association and the West Virginia American Heart Association is now out, featuring dozens of recipes made with fresh, wholesome ingredients you can pick up at your local farmers market. Divided into seven sections based on different types of dishes, the 120-page âWest Virginia Food & Flavorsâ is also packed with gorgeous color photography, cooking tricks and healthy-eating tips. During a c
Food Guy: Tasty delights at Sweets for Sight in Huntington; Larobi's now Elk City Pizza (opens the original)
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Whatâs better than a dessert competition? Being asked to judge one that features dozens of both sweet and savory treats, a silent auction full of great prizes, plus live music from Holly Forbes, who was a contestant on âThe Voice,â a televised singing competition. That all went down at Sweets for Sight at Marshall Health Network Arena in Huntington this past Friday night during an annual fundraiser for the Cabell-Wayne Association of the Blind. Now in its eighth year (although the event ha
Food Guy: Capitol Social in Charleston not quite ready for primetime (opens the original)
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When upscale steakhouse DT Prime closed its doors in Charleston last summer, there was much anticipation over what business may take its place on the northwest corner of Capitol and Quarrier streets in the heart of downtown. I was initially intrigued (borderline giddy) last November when a new spot calling itself Capitol Social said it would bring âlive entertainment, comedians and great foodâ to West Virginiaâs capital city. The restaurant opened in March, but initial unfavorable reviews
Food Guy: Haystax adds wraps to menu; chef details vision for tasty, healthy food (opens the original)
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A newish restaurant that has been stacking up stellar reviews for its fresh and wholesome baked goods, smoothies, breakfasts and bowls is rolling out a new menu option this week. You may already know that Haystax opened just a few months ago inside the same Virginia Street East storefront that previously housed vegan favorite The Loopy Leaf. And similar to its predecessor, Haystax serves up a variety of healthy, hearty and delicious items. Actually, saying there is just a âvarietyâ of option
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