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How to make the perfect creamed corn – recipe | Food

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31 ideas for cooking summer produce in August, which is PA Produce Month

Life is grand in the land of produce right about now. The choices are dizzying, the inspiration endless and the ingredient combinations indisputably exciting. If you’ve been out and about at local farm stands, you know it’s one big fruit and vegetable party. The produce is big, bold, beautiful and speaks so eloquently for itself. What follows are ideas, tips and tricks for every day of this month, which also happens to be PA Produce Month. (Note: Some entries offer more than one idea.) If we missed something from your list of August favorites, drop us a line.

31 ideas for cooking your way through August, which is PA Produce Month

31 ideas for cooking your way through August, which is PA Produce Month
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First Look at Edna Lewis Dishes at Reborn Gage & Tollner in Brooklyn

Edna Lewis was perhaps New York City’s greatest Black chef of the last century, rivaled only by Patrick Clark. Among many other accomplishments, she was the chef at Gage & Tollner from 1988 to 1992, beginning there at the age of 72, and filling the seafood-rich menu with family recipes from her childhood in Freetown, Virginia. When it was announced that Gage & Tollner was being reopened by chefs and partners Sohui Kim, Ben Schneider, and St. John Frizell, I decided to go and search for the ghost of Edna Lewis (she died in 2006). I didn’t have to look far. There at the greeter’s podium was a pile of free postcards showing a smiling Lewis holding a pheasant, standing in front of the restaurant on Thanksgiving Day in 1992.

NC Hospitality Industry Struggling To Find Workers Despite Growing Demand For Services

For WUNC Tables sat empty at several restaurants in the Triangle last year at the start of the pandemic. The hospitality industry in Wake County, and across North Carolina, is struggling to hire back workers that were laid off during the pandemic. At the same time, the demand to travel and eat out at restaurants is increasing quickly as more people get vaccinated and pandemic restrictions ease. The need is very immediate and dire, said Scott Peacock, the public relations director of Visit Raleigh, the city’s tourism agency. “We need to fill these positions.” About 66% of the 67,000 employees in the hospitality industry in the greater Raleigh area were let go because of pandemic-induced financial stress.

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