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Yahoo! News Search Results for apple coffee cake sour cream
Yahoo! News Search Results for apple coffee cake sour cream
Food Network stars spill on their hardest, unluckiest dishes (USA Today)
USA TODAY's Jerry Shriver asks top TV culinary stars ... 'Are there any meals or types of food that you have had bad luck or a hard time cooking? (Question submitted by reader Erica Thompson, Richmond, Va.)'
C'mon, get happy: where to go for the best after-work bar deals (Rocky Mounta...
There's nothing like the woes of a turbulent economy. But when the going gets tough, the tough go to happy hour. Here's a look at Denver's happiest offerings. Above, Jen Burt serves drinks at Jax Fish House.
Farmers market (Chillicothe Gazette)
Chillicothe Farmers Market will be open from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Ross County Service Center parking lot, 475 Western Ave. Any one interested in selling at Market can contact Bart Henshaw at 773-6702 by noon Wednesday
Bird Walk (The Capital)
Ages 16+ Search for birds in several refuge habitats on this guided hike. Field guides and binoculars recommended.
Best Of Good Grub (Fort Worth Weekly)
Ribs: No sauce needed — the glorious rub keeps these meaty ribs crispy outside, moist and tender inside. Pit Barbecue, 702 N Henderson St, FW. Brisket: A miraculous balance of charcoal-tinged fat, crusty flavor crystals, and juicy, rosy meat. Mom’s BBQ, 1509 Evans Av, FW.
Public Open House - Ft. Mc Henry (The Capital)
Have your questions answered about the new Capt. John Smith Water Trail. Stations will be set up in an "open house" format to review topics, provide comments and ask questions. Please join us.
Farmers Market (Chillicothe Gazette)
Chillicothe Farmers Market will be open from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Ross County Service Center parking lot, 475 Western Ave. Anyone interested in selling at the market can register between 7 and 8 a.m. The fee is $15. Contact Bart Henshaw at 773-6702 for more information.
Home School Program: Slime Molds and Lower Plants (The Capital)
Slime molds, mosses, and ferns are all important parts of the Bay ecosystems. In this fun hands-on program we'll explore the world of lower plants and try our hands at growing our own.
Books for Cooks: Make the most of fall's bounty (The Kansas City Star)
As harvests and hunting seasons gear up, check out these three do-it-yourself cookbooks: •The Home Creamery by Kathy Farrell-Kingsley (Storey, $16.95) encourages readers to make their own dairy products, from butter, yogurt and sour cream to soft, unripened cheeses. All you need is milk, rennet and cheese cultures, and, yes, she provides sources for the latter two.
Tasty muffins start with handy basic batter, add-ins (The Post and Courier)
Cupcakes are the darlings of the muffin tin lately, basking in glam and glitter. Perhaps unfairly, they've been upstaging their big sister, the muffin. Muffins are portable sweet treats, too, only with greater depth and character that can be made into high-octane morning fuel.
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