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
The Hop Among The Hop’s four Asheville locations, its stall in the S&W Market stands out for ice cream flights that let customers try four flavors at once. Chocolate, vanilla
The Hop Among The Hop’s four Asheville locations, its stall in the S&W Market stands out for ice cream flights that let customers try four flavors at once. Chocolate, vanilla
Not just for breweries: In the spirit of sampling, restaurants across North Carolina have taken the concept of tasting flights to creative new heights.
Among The Hop’s four Asheville locations, its stall in the S&W Market stands out for ice cream flights that let customers try four flavors at once. Chocolate, vanilla bean, and salted caramel stay on the menu all year, while flavors like chocolate-covered strawberry make seasonal appearances.
The original Shuckin’ Shack — a 900-square-foot restaurant two blocks from the ocean — opened in Carolina Beach in 2007. A second location (pictured) opened in Wilmington in 2012. Both offer oyster samplers. photograph by Matt Ray Photography
Shuckin’ Shack Oyster Bar
What started as a tiny oyster bar in Carolina Beach has grown into a franchise with restaurants across the Southeast. Visit the original location for its casual atmosphere and oyster sampler, featuring six steamed and six raw oysters.
Three slices of pie and a scoop of ice cream? This flight is no pie in the sky. Dessert dreams do come true with classics like cherry and chocolate chess alongside inventive flavors like cinnamon roll apple and strawberry lemonade.
Inside Raleigh’s Transfer Co. Food Hall, Alimentari’s tigelles — small flatbreads with a northern Italian influence — can be ordered in a combo. Try three, four, or five sandwiches filled with ingredients like mortadella, smoked molasses ham, and tomato jam paired with fresh mozzarella.
When it comes to matches made in the kitchen, North Carolinians believe in soulmates. From breakfast to dessert, dig into a few of our favorite pairings.
Around 150 years ago, a group of freedmen and -women established a kingdom in Henderson County that flourished, faded, then disappeared. New research is bringing the true origins of the community to light.
In the southern Piedmont, a quartet of musicians share their Mexican heritage through colorful folk songs, passing their traditions on to the next generation.