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Native American Museum Cafes Preserve Tradition, Embrace Innovation

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For some, it serves as a poignant reminder of hardship, yet for others, it remains a comforting, nostalgic food and an accessible entry point to Indigenous cuisine. Supported by the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, this green space embodies sustainable Indigenous practices. I call it my healthy, unfried bread.

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Client Story: Sunflour Serves 10,000 Charlotte Diners

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Their signature flaky croissants and toasted sandwiches, served alongside handcrafted coffee, have sustained the Charlotte area since 2011 with four neighborhood locations. . The post Client Story: Sunflour Serves 10,000 Charlotte Diners appeared first on ChowNow. Sunflour Baking Company makes everything from scratch.

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An Eater’s Guide to Bentonville, Arkansas, the Home of Walmart

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Fast-forward 40 years to when Walton’s daughter Alice opened the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in 2011, making the town a destination for art lovers. Drager Creative Courtesy of Visit Bentonville The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, which opened in 2011. The museum is also home to High South restaurant Eleven.

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A Steakhouse Divided

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The vibe is completely different at newer icons of the Calgary dining scene like River Café, which opened in the ’90s, where the kitchen’s local, sustainable ethos is echoed in a naturalist aesthetic of tall windows, wiry farmhouse chairs, and an expansive patio. They kept coming back and sharing their stories with family and friends.

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An Eater’s Guide to T?hoku, Japan’s Capital of Sake, Wagyu, and Sea Pineapples

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Outside of Japan, people may be familiar with Tōhoku from the earthquake that struck the area in 2011. The coast’s food culture reflects the rich catch, such as during autumn sanma festivals, when vendors serve hundreds of free charbroiled Pacific saury with a sprinkle of salt. A seafood dish at Genki Shokudo. A dish at Imamura.

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COVID-19 Is the Opportunity Plant-Based Alternatives Have Waited For

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The new wave of interest is based in consumers who are ready to add plant-based proteins to their diets because they are safe, sustainable and accessible. Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods launched their non-meat enterprises out of Silicon Valley in 2009 and 2011 respectively. agriculture supply chain are felt. Why Try and Call It Meat?

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MRM People & Places: Cassoulet War, Zagat Stories and AQUAlounge

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Founded by Ariane Daguin in 1985, the company is recognized for its uncompromising standards when it comes to delivering superior products based on free-range, natural production and sustainable, humane farming practices. Ariane Daguin, Tom Colicchio and more attend D'Artagnan's 35th Anniversary at Metropolitan Pavillion.

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