Our colleague Sally Ericson regularly brings this coffeecake to the office during rhubarb season. All her many cakes are fabulous, but this one might, ahem, take the cake. Serves 16-20 Heat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 9-x-13-inch pan. To make the filling, put 3 cups rhubarb (chopped in 1-inch pieces) in a […]
Food & Dining
Food, dining and restaurant news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Dine Out Maine: Rudy’s of the Cape in Cape Elizabeth
Skip the fancy items and go straight for the comfort food, like the terrific burger.
Share a monster paella with Dad this year
It’s a hearty dish with both meat and seafood.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Inn by the Sea in Cape Elizabeth
Steve Sicinski, new executive chef at Sea Glass Restaurant, has created an awesome new menu
The Maine Ingredient: Get the party started elegantly with 3 easy hors d’oeuvres
Eggs, asparagus and radishes bring the tastes of spring to celebrations.
As season heats up, we dish up a quirky guide to all things lobster
It may not yet be high season for old-fashioned lobster bakes and such, but Monday was the start of meteorological summer and lots of Mainers have lobster on their mind.
Meal made with 1 gallon of water shows ease of being green
A complete picnic lunch, from deviled eggs to noodle salad to pots de creme, passes a self-imposed conservation test.
Cookbook review: ‘Cheap Eats: Budget-Busting Ideas That Won’t Break the Bank’
From the Cook Me! series by Sterling epicure, it’s the perfect guide for a 20-something (and others) who like better food than they think they can afford.
Author argues: Don’t feel good about eating locally raised meat
James McWilliams calls out what he dubs the “omnivore’s contradiction,” namely “our aspiration to grant animals moral status and yet eat them.”
Soave, a smooth operator from Italy, deserves greater respect
Rough versions from the 1970s turned many drinkers away, but it’s well worth reconsidering.