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It seemed like a good idea: Run a recipe contest that combines peopleโs love of food with Nevadansโ urge to gamble and win, and you have the Reno Gazette-Journalโs Holiday Cookbook Recipe Contest. For many years, after it began in 1978, it proved to be a popular end-of-year tradition.
Have you always wanted to have your own cooking show? Perhaps create a pop-up restaurant and make your familyโs treasured recipes for all of your loved ones?
Have you ever wanted to craft your own cocktails but feel intimidated by the gizmos, gadgets, and fancy spirits needed to turn out a truly spectacular beverage?
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, 30 to 40 percent of the food supply gets wasted, and much of it ends up in landfills. Washoe County and the state of Nevada currently do not have systems in place for dealing with food waste.
It is hard to imagine Reno without its strong Italian heritage. The presence of Italian immigrants in our area dates back to the mid-1800s, when many arrived in Northern Nevada to work the Comstock Lode.
Barbecue. For most of us, the very word means summer. Nothing quite beats the aroma, appearance, and flavor created by a barbecue grill. With barbecue season upon us, we urge you to opt for dishes that are a bit more elevated than the usual standbys โ dishes that are somewhat unexpected but which also take advantage of that smoky heat derived from an outdoor grill, whether you use wood, pellets, gas, or charcoal for cooking.
Robert White started cooking chili in 2011 after he saw an advertisement for a chili cook-off. He entered because he thought it would be fun. He won the peopleโs choice award in that first competition, and after that, the Dayton resident was hooked.