September 2015

Tabouleh

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Farmhouse Palate

By Sue Long | Photography by Matthew Tennison
Carol and Pete Heth have been transforming homes for the past 35 years. Finally, they decided it was time to concentrate on their own home. The Heths’ farmhouse, which dates to ...Read More

Guess Who’s Coming to Cook Dinner

By Sue Long | Photography by Jordan Bush
When Pete and Carol Heth began inviting friends, colleagues and clients to dinner, they did all the cooking. Now, everyone pitches in! What’s hot in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and ...Read More

Southwest Lentil Soup

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Turkey, Wild Pecan Rice and Kale Meatballs

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Fresh, Seasonal Fruit Salad

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Farmhouse Palate

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Guess Who’s Coming to Cook Dinner

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Fête en Blanc … Hello, Summer!

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Food & Wine … The Ladies Have Arrived!

By Sue Long | Photography by Kate Jeffreys
Once upon a time, restaurant kitchens and wine cellars were the sole domain of men. Women were relegated to “pink jobs,” i.e. waitresses and hostesses. The glass ceiling has definitely ...Read More

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I was born in 1951, which makes me a Baby Boomer. Looking back over my life, it’s odd what I

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Room with a Brew

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Chilango’s: Taco Central

The streets are silent; downtown Lititz appears to be asleep. In the quiet, I start to question what piece of

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