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Holiday Culinary Traditions Around the World
First appeared in the September/October 2022 edition of edible Vancouver Island AUSTRIAChildren in Austria hope to find sweets, apples, nuts, and chocolate in their stockings, signaling they’ve made the “nice” list. If they’re on the “naughty list,” St. Nick might make them deal with Krampus, a half-man, half-goat creature who chases them. AUSTRALIAAs Christmas falls during…
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Eat and Drink Local Guide
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Cookie Craft
There’s something simply magical about sugar cookies, especially this time of year — whether you’re sitting at the counter rolling out the cooled, sweet dough, covering the shapes with iridescent sprinkles, or taking that first enticing bite.
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Meaty Matters
When you think of enduring attractions, Paris’ Eiffel Tower, Coney Island’s boardwalk, and San Francisco’s cable cars may come to mind.
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Free Range Ranchers
On a sunbathed hillside overlooking Spanish Springs, children roam free on Kool Kids Ranch — free to chase chickens, milk goats, and feed miniature cows. Owners Cheryl and Kenny Wright teach nine school-aged children (including their own) how to work a small livestock production ranch, and it all started because of the pandemic.
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Chefs to the Scholars
Gone are the days of relying on vending machines and ramen for sustenance at the University of Nevada, Reno. Like the students matriculating here, campus dining has grown up in recent years to make UNR a campus not just for scholars, but for anyone seeking affordable, nutritious, from-scratch meals.
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Over the Moon
According to legend, thousands of years ago, renowned archer Hou Yi shot down nine of the 10 suns scorching the earth. In gratitude, the Goddess of the Heavens bestowed to Hou Yi an elixir of immortality.
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Agricultural Landmark
You may have heard the term “adaptive reuse,” which is lingo for rehabbing a structure for a new purpose. It’s recycling on a grand scale, and perhaps no other location in the Reno-Tahoe area exemplifies the idea better than the original Minden Flour Milling Co. site.
