Put ramekins on a baking sheet. Bake for 25-35 minutes, until puffed and golden. Remove from oven, and let stand for 5 minutes. With a flexible spatula, remove strata to
[caption id="attachment_82805" align="aligncenter" width="1175"] Credit Enabled[/caption] No. 11: Cherry Chocolate Date Nut Truffles RECIPE BY WENDY PERRY Fifteen minutes, a few pantry items, and a North Carolina wine are
[caption id="attachment_82805" align="aligncenter" width="1175"] Credit Enabled[/caption] No. 11: Cherry Chocolate Date Nut Truffles RECIPE BY WENDY PERRY Fifteen minutes, a few pantry items, and a North Carolina wine are
Readers gifted sweet confections and whipped up game-day worthy dips and chili this month, as well as found warmth in cozy stews, curries, and cakes. Here’s what topped the list in February.
Fifteen minutes, a few pantry items, and a North Carolina wine are all it takes to make these bite-size treats. They’re almost as easy to make as they are to eat.
You don’t have to grill. You could broil the peppers and make do with, say, pulled rotisserie chicken. But if you do grill the night before, you are committing to something epic. You are also getting a smokiness that will otherwise be hard to replicate.
North Carolinians need not depend on the luck of the Irish to see green. With our islands and parks, greenways and fairways, mosses and ferns, all we have to do is look around.
The arrival of warmer afternoons makes it a wonderful time to stroll through a historic waterfront locale. From centuries-old landmarks and historical tours to local restaurants and shops, here’s how to spend a spring day in this Chowan County town.