A tasty summer salad that’s throw-together simple

Sometimes, I’m up for anything in the kitchen: ready to experiment, excited by recipes that require multiple processes. Most weeknights, though, my pressing question is: What can I throw tog...

The cool thing to do with berries past their prime

Summer berries are whiz-bang beautiful right up until they aren’t. At overripe, they can still taste as good or even better, though, which is why industrious cooks get out pie plates and jam...

Farmers Market Profile: Pitts Family Ranch hopes new land will increase market

Couple uses regenerative farming to maintain healthy animals

Smiley Market hopes to act as entryway into Durango’s marketplace

New farmers market may expand in the future

These cherry pies are buttery, crispy and tart - and they fit in the palm of your hand

Food memories are funny. While I remember distinctly the very first time I tasted a fried pie, I find I can’t really recall its flavor, texture or any particulars. More, I remember my brain ...

China tariffs could erode remaining US shark fin business

PORTLAND, Maine – A new set of Chinese tariffs on U.S. seafood, including items made from shark fins, could further erode what remains of the American industry for the controversial products...

This chicken recipe is so good it could bring back the balsamic craze

I share with you a go-to recipe that’s so simple and versatile that it actually dropped out of my weeknight rotation, because (a) it’s “just chicken,” and (b) there are so many other chicken...

Willpower ... for emergency use only

Are you relying on discipline to eat healthy and become your best self? If so, keep reading to learn a few important things you need to know about willpower. This might sound fami...

The Roost opens on College Drive downtown

New restaurant serves ribs; will be attached to theater

Animas City Farmers Market welcomes all Wednesday nights on North Main

New mid-week market gathers locals, welcomes new vendors

Local First Harvest Dinner tickets available

Tickets for this year’s Harvest Dinner are for sale online at local-first.org. Quantities are limited and will sell fast, so event hopefuls are encouraged to purchase tickets early. Each tic...

How to pick the most useful herbs to plant in your back yard

I’m not an avid backyard gardener. My thumb is less than green, and my small patio is shaded by trees and fences, preventing prolific vegetable growth. But I haven’t felt the loss too keenly...