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Meet the people behind your produce at the farmer s market – Point Park Globe

Fall is arriving soon here in Pittsburgh, and with it comes the Market Square Farmers Market. Every Thursday, Market Square is filled with live performances, small businesses, and food. The main attraction, however, is the farmers who bring their home-grown and fresh produce. Farmers within a 70 to 150-mile radius bring a variety of products.

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Little stinkers: It s time to hunt — and celebrate — the ramps of Appalachia

In these first sunny, wonderfully balmy days of spring, nothing hits the spot or nose quite like ramps.

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Ramps: how to cook, preserve, grow and harvest this stinky spring delicacy

When ramps pop up in Pennsylvania and throughout the Appalachian region, they’re a stinky, garlicky harbinger of spring.

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What fungi! Foraging and cooking with wild mushrooms

Your source for local news, sports, high school sports and weather in and around Jefferson City, Columbia, Fulton and the Lake of the Ozarks. All of Mid-Missouri.

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Foraging and cooking with wild mushrooms can be fun

PITTSBURGH — Kat Lieder admits she used to hate mushrooms because she thought they were creepy.

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