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Food FEATURES

Omar’s: A Little Place with Big Delights

By Dale Watson

Look up, and you’ll see a remnant of the building’s origins: an opening to the loft, from which hay was dropped to feed the horses.

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Spicy Eggplant Calzones

By Asha Baisden and Kenny Wilkins

This is our favorite calzone recipe of all time!

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Summer Greek Salad

By Asha Baisden and Kenny Wilkins

The sweetness of organic, local tomatoes mixed with crisp cucumbers make this simple lettuce-free salad a refreshing side dish.

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Q&A with Rick and Janice of Mattawoman Creek Farms

By Asha Baisden and Kenny Wilkins

Rick and Janice Felker talk about organic farming methods, a typical day on the farm, and what makes their tomatoes almost magical.

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Local Taste: Cinébistro

By Anne K

Cinébistro is an outstanding entertainment experience. It has a definite upscale feel.

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Baked Salmon or Tofu in Blackberry BBQ Sauce

By Asha Baisden and Kenny Wilkins

How to, and even where to buy the ingredients from good local sources.

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Blackberry Heart Cupcakes with Champagne Frosting

By Asha Baisden and Kenny Wilkins

How to, and even where to buy the ingredients from good local sources.

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The Country Life: Berry Picking in Pungo

By Asha Baisden and Kenny Wilkins

Fresh berries are the signature of a Virginia summer. Rinsed and piled in a bowl on my counter, they are the romance of this humid climate. (Plus, we have recipes.)

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Mamaw’s Blueberry Biscuits

By Asha Baisden and Kenny Wilkins

Can’t beat what Mamaw’s cookin.

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The Farmer of Granby Street: Poppa Leslie

By Jesse Scaccia

“It’s not just buying something… It feels… kinda happy, working straight with the farmer.”

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