Our Favorite Stories of 2025
To close out the year, edible Reno-Tahoe team members thumbed through all six issues we produced in 2025 to choose our favorite stories.
To close out the year, edible Reno-Tahoe team members thumbed through all six issues we produced in 2025 to choose our favorite stories.
โI really like challenges,โ Lewis Pierrott says, flashing a shy smile. Thatโs his modest way of explaining why, a little more than two years ago, he and his wife, Arlene, took a daring leap of faith and purchased Bricks Restaurant and Wine Bar, one of the most iconic, revered fine-dining restaurants in Reno.
A sampler of mushroom recipes to savor this fall.
Mushroom coffee is all the rage right now, and in case youโre wondering what all the brew-ha-ha is about, read on.
What is the largest living organism on earth? Itโs a fungus, located in Oregonโs Blue Mountains.
The healing properties of fungi.
Do mushrooms prefer classical music? Nate Rosenbloom, owner of Mountain Mushrooms farm north of Reno, says it depends upon who you ask.
Itโs estimated that there are more than five million species of fungi in the world.
Did you know that the Great Reno Balloon Race (GRBR) is the worldโs largest, free hot air balloon event, welcoming upwards of 100 amazingly diverse balloons and tens-of-thousands of spectators annually to our beautiful blue Nevada skies?
โI do not like green eggs and ham! I do not like them, Sam I am!โ
With those lyrical, rhyming words, Dr. Seuss gave us one of our first lessons in the incredible power that foodโs color holds over us. What we didnโt know at the time was that itโs a cautionary tale.