Buckwheat Three Ways – Part Three

When I started this buckwheat adventure, my purpose was to get more familiar with our December Grain of the Month. I wanted to explore the flavor of this nutritious whole grain, to learn all that it can offer in a dish. As I explained in the first Buckwheat Three Ways posts (here and here), my buckwheat experimentation began with a recipe that just wasnt all I thought it could be. I wanted to use that as a jumping off point, to illustrate a few simple ways you can tweak a recipe to make it your own, and then go all out and essentially create a recipe that was 95% made up out of thin air.

Newark’s Fullbloom Bakery Has More Than Dough Rising

While most of the items are distributed under a private label, FullBloom recently came out with a line of its own for the retail side. These can be found in independent grocery chains as well as many Whole Foods grocery stores.

Cupcakes Are Dead. Long Live The Pie!

January 3, 2011 Bonny Wolf, NPR

Trend-spotters are calling pie the food of the year. Texas and New York restaurants offer pie happy hours. Pies are showing up at weddings, and pie shops are opening in a neighborhood near you. Pies come in sweet and savory, maxi and mini, deep dish and deep-fried.

Probiotic Bread Makes Its Debut In Cleveland

An Old World bread-baking company and a modern-age biotech company — both headquartered in Northeast Ohio — have joined forces to create what they say is the first probiotic bread in North America, and probably the first such bread line in the world.

New Nutrition Labeling Rules For Meat A Missed Opportunity, Says CSPI

The U.S. Department of Agriculture today released final rules for the labeling of meat and poultry–rules that have been stalled at the agency for 10 years. Unfortunately, the rules provide no new consumer benefit, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest.