The Last Bite
An ode to egg.
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Party Like It’s 1927
Magic descends on Renoโs Idlewild Park, especially on summer nights. Itโs lit by the diverse vendors at Food Truck Fridays, and on other nights, the park may host the Reno Night Market or Western Lights Festival. Daytime brings farmersโ markets and the Earth Day celebration. Itโs a festive place to gather, eat, drink, and be merry.
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Spring’s Raddest Plants
Radishes are one of the first plants I can harvest from my garden each season. If I plant seeds as soon as the ground thaws and keep them under cover, I can enjoy a harvest within a month. I welcome the sharp, spicy crunch, but roasting radishes brings out their sweet earthiness.
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What’s In Season
Ripe and ready produce growing in the Reno-Tahoe region (weather dependent).
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Seasonal Brunch Buzz
What goes better with brunch than a boozy beverage? When youโre ready to raise a celebratory toast over your Benedict to celebrate spring, it might be nice to reach for something beyond the same old mimosa or Bloody Mary. How about one thatโs specifically crafted for spring? Local mixologists know how to pair cocktails โฆ not just with the menu but also with the seasons. We spoke to a few who weighed in on how best to change up your brunch bevvies.
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Deviled Eggs for a Crowd
A springtime celebration is not complete without a tray of flavorful deviled eggs. These classic hors dโoeuvres have a rich culinary history that traces back to Ancient Roman and Medieval times.
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A Taste of Tradition
Each Passover, family members and friends gather together to share foods rich in both flavor and symbolism. During the eight days of Passover each spring (this year April 1 โ 9), dining and oral tradition are closely tied, with many items eaten during the holiday representative of the Jewish peopleโs exodus from Egypt millennia ago.
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Beer-Paired Easter Meal
No holiday rule book prevents you from putting a twist on your Easter dinner. Beer pairings can be as intriguing and delightful as a wine pairing with most main courses, even the less-conventional choices that are a part of an Easter celebration.
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