The final installment of the LAB Dish series brings beef marrow and thymus gland to the table.
Video after the jump.
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Scenes from the West Asheville Tailgate Market
Tuesday’s market saw plenty of baked goods, homemade popsicles and Hardcastle Hot Dogs topped with basically everything in sight, plus chili made by the Admiral’s Elliott Moss. See the slideshow of photos, set to music from Asheville’s Clarence Gallagher, after the jump.
—Pictures by Mackensy Lunsford
Mud fish and menudo
At Smiley's Flea Market in Fletcher, a young girl with black hair, a rose-patterned dress and silver cowboy boots kicks up dust as she runs between stalls piled with fruit, a plastic bag of sugar-dusted churros in her hand. A truck squeezes through one of the narrow roads that divide the market, filling the air […]
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Food fight! Did you know that the WNC Magazine Chefs Challenge is still in full swing? The competitions take place every Monday at Cucina 24 on Wall Street in downtown Asheville. In the event, teams from two WNC restaurants go head-to-head over a secret ingredient, a la Iron Chef. The audience gets to be the […]
Scenes from Smiley’s
Amazing food abounds at Smiley’s Flea Market in Fletcher. Read this week’s food section in the paper for the full story, and check the slideshow after the jump for more colorful images.
—All photos by Mackensy Lunsford
Growing food, growing minds
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Finding Solace Bryan Kimmett, formerly of The Swag, an upscale inn located near Waynesville, and one-time employee of the L'Enfant Plaza Hotel in Washington, D.C., has signed a lease on the former Flying Frog Café on the corner of Haywood Street and Battery Park Avenue in downtown Asheville. Kimmett and his wife, Annie, (whose credentials […]
Dish: Eat brains at the LAB? Yes. Yes we did.
In episode 3 of “Dish,” chef Jason Roy of the LAB serves pig brains over kidney and liver paté. Delightful? Watch the video after the jump.
Extreme couponing?
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A decade of daily bread Ten years ago, West Asheville was a very different place. While it wasn't exactly a tumbleweed-filled ghost town, there was no U-Joint, Admiral or Desoto. The West End Bakery, however, put down its roots in a spot that would eventually become a social hub for the community — an anchor […]
Food news to go: News of the Asheville food scene in small bites.
Cúrate is now open for lunch, a burger restaurant replaces Cats and Dawgs and Chef Oso brings Senegalese food back to Asheville — for a bit.
Food news to go: Former Flying Frog space gets new tenant
Restaurant Solace will open in May. Xpress talked with the restaurant’s owner and executive chef, Bryan Kimmett.
Dish: Pig’s feet at the LAB
In episode two of Dish, Mackensy Lunsford and Gabriella Oviedo tackle trotters. Pig’s feet, in all their gelatinous glory, may take some getting used to for the average diner.
Seventh annual Asheville Artisan Bread Bakers Festival returns this Saturday, April 2
This two-part event begins with a bread tasting and sale at the Greenlife Grocery in downtown Asheville from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed by hands-on workshops and lectures from noon until 6 p.m.
—Photo by Jonathan Welch
Hunger in foodtopia?
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Bake it Pretty raises money for Japan Bake it Pretty opened in early fall of last year in downtown Asheville. The Wall Street store carries kitschy-cute cake decorating supplies — think whale cookie cutters and little beer stein cupcake toppers. "We used those last year for Oktoberfest cupcakes," says owner Amanda Krueger, holding a handful […]
Cupcakes for Cures is a sweet success
Second annual cupcake competition nets over $11,000 to help support cancer research.
—Photos by Paul Anderson
Street food beat: the new hot dog king?
Hardcastle Handmade Hot Dogs have hit downtown
—Photos by Mackensy Lunsford
DIY Science Projects
Bored? Want to make a minor mess and learn something at the same time? Do try these experiments at home (with a parent's permission, of course). Exploding soda fountain: We've all seen the baking-soda volcano. It's a classic example of an experiment that can be performed with common kitchen ingredients. While non-damaging and safe explosions […]
Everything’s better with butter — even termite larvae
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The Market Place mixes it up The Market Place, a downtown institution for over 30 years, will reopen on Tuesday, April 5, after undergoing a makeover to update both the look and feel of the venue. "Any business goes through evolutions," says chef and owner William Dissen, who took over The Market Place from Mark […]