Try these 3 or 4 ingredients for a warming winter breakfast
Hot Yankee cornmeal mush (known by some as polenta) can be made in barely 20 minutes, and can be a delicious breakfast with some add-ins.
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If you’re preparing poultry for the first time, you might be wondering what you just pulled out of your bird.
The 2008 recession is limiting Maine’s Christmas tree supply
Because Christmas trees take up to a decade to mature, there’s a limited supply of picturesque trees in Maine this year.
8 recipes for Thanksgiving side dishes and desserts
Assuming you already have plans for your turkey, here are other ideas to complete your Thanksgiving table.
How to get as much meat as possible from your Thanksgiving turkey
This step-by-step approach to carving your Thanksgiving turkey will save you time and make for an impressive presentation.
How to safely cook and store your Thanksgiving meal
Your ideal Thanksgiving meal should leave your guests dozing off with tight waistbands, not rushing to the bathroom with food poisoning.
Maine’s warm fall has put holiday wreath-making season behind schedule
Holiday wreaths are the latest item to be affected by this fall’s unusual weather, with the harvest season delayed by at least a week.
What you need to know before heating your home with firewood this winter
Here are a few things to keep in mind before committing to heating your place with wood. Think of this as firewood 101.
A Maine farmer has a unique strategy for planting his rare seeds
David Spahr has a tried-and-true trick to preserve and sprout some of the state’s rarest and most endangered plant seeds.
Local Thanksgiving turkeys have become so popular a Maine farmer sold out in September
Turkey farmers are reporting dwindling numbers and even waiting lists for those wanting a local bird for the Thanksgiving table.
Flavorful herbs add an unexpected twist to this potato soup
Add toasted baguette rounds brushed with olive oil and a salad and you have a tasty and inexpensive meal.
Record-high temperatures are confusing some of Maine’s fruit crops
There are reports of blossoms, plants sprouting and buds opening on fruit trees or plants that should be well into winter dormancy.
We want to answer your questions about staying warm this winter
That need for staying warm is going to run directly into rising costs as energy prices continue to rise.
This is why you’re seeing more skunks in your backyard
Skunks tend to be more active in the fall as they get ready for the winter, but they can be a nuisance if you don’t take proper precautions.
5 alternatives to candy for trick-or-treaters
Every Halloween, millions of candy wrappers wind up in landfills. Talk about spooky.
How to grow pumpkins to carve next year
Growing your own pumpkins to carve is possible for home gardeners to do in Maine.
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