The weather has been downright ugly for most of the Spring, and that’s been cause for exceptionally spicy radishes. Anna suggests a few ways to get the goods out of them, and it’s easier than you might think.
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Ill. lawmakers: Home baked goods belong in Farmer’s Markets
“The Illinois House on Monday approved a measure that would allow vendors to prepare foods in their home kitchens on a 97-18 vote and heads to Gov. Pat Quinn for his consideration. It previously cleared …
Farm to consumer produce still available from PCSA
Due to continuing shake out in the local economy we have had a larger number of shareholders than usual who have been unable to complete their share payments, as well as a higher number of …
Using the yellow rocket ‘round the corner
It’s as common as it gets around Central Illinois, but Yellow Rocket is extremely versatile, and can be used on any number of dishes, including this pizza, pictured left.
Back to Tour de Champaign for 2011
With the Tour de Champaign back this year, and in Champaign only, Anna speaks with organizer Mark Swartzendruber about what to expect from this year’s race.
It’s time for Rietz to get tough
In the aftermath of one of the most devastating tragedies for the cycling community, Anna wonders what it will take for State’s Attourney Julia Rietz to finally start paying more attention.
Maple Glazed Walnuts for salads or snack
It’s still too early for strawberries, but fresh glazed walnuts make a formidable substitution for adding a sweet element to spring salads.
What do the Mayoral race results show?
By precinct, yellow went to Gerard. Yellow w/ Orange went to Gerard but only by a percentage or two. Orange went to Schweighart…
A perfect savory bread pudding
We so often forget that what we have in our pantry and fridge already will likely make us a tremendous meal. Anna explains how to use your leftover ingredients to your advantage.
Real whole grains for breakfast
Don’t believe what you read on those cereal boxes: you likely aren’t getting what you need. Anna tells us how to eat real whole grains, from local stores, without having to do much of anything.