Aquaculture here has improved, giving locally raised fish a smaller environmental footprint.
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Green Plate Special: How to save by asking local farmers for seconds
Putting up food for winter with imperfect fruits and vegetables can cost much less than using the better-looking produce.
Sea Change: Family defies quasi-food confusion and chooses real sustenance
Three key books help even a knowledgeable columnist learn differences between fake and real foods.
Green Plate Special: Ignore those sell-by dates on the food you buy
Use your senses to tell you when food is old, and you’ll waste far less.
Beat the heat, keep the flavor with these no-cook dishes
Ceviche with local fish or zucchini noodles with sauce offer satisfying heat-free dining.
Rooftop gardening, and cooking lessons, come to new apartment building in Portland
Residents of the Avesta mixed-income apartments on Cumberland Avenue can grow their own vegetables and learn to prepare them in state-of-the-art garden plots and kitchen.
Cold-brew coffee sweeter, milder and kinder to the environment
The process involves saturating coffee with cold water and letting it sit in a container for 12 to 24 hours.
Where there’s a will for potato, there’s many a way
One family finds many ways to savor a Maine potato.
In Skowhegan, grains plant seeds of sustainability
The Somerset Grist Mill is helping the town to blossom.
Give Maine flour the pancake or cookie test for a fast score
Experiment with locally produced flours, and store them in the refrigerator, and the results are bound to be popular.