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Full Circle

By Stephen J. Lyons    Illustration by Matt Lynaugh When my grandfather passed away, I told my mother I wanted just one treasure from my

Gluten-Free

By Adrienne Martini    Photography by Leslie Washburne Shortly after my daughter’s third birthday, she stopped growing. As if that weren’t alarming enough, she would

The Happy Kitchen

By Valeria Morrow It’s a beautiful spring afternoon and Mirela García is playing in the front yard with sons Javier and Eduardo before heading in

Cilantro and Coriander

By Lucinda Hutson    Photography by Lucinda Hutson She’s sassy, spirited and full of flavor. Some call her names and say she has a split

BYOB: Brew Your Own Beer

By Chip Walton Photography by Rebecca Fondren Austinites appreciate good beer—something well-crafted, full of character and unique, much like our city itself. That’s why a

Monumental Changes

Changes abound for Georgetown’s charmingly retro Monument Café. Open since 1995, the beloved eatery has become known for locally grown, often organic, ever rave-worthy diner

The Farm Connector

Photography by Jenna Noel John Lash was so inspired by one NPR story, he remembers saying aloud to the car radio: “You know…I think I’m

Kombucha

By Veronica Meewes Photography by Tae Won Yu It’s hard not to notice that kombucha, the fermented wunderdrink, is experiencing an awareness, consumption and popularity

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A Turkish Feast

By MM Pack Photography by Jody Horton It’s been said that there are three great cuisines in the world: French, Chinese and Turkish. Yet while

Farm to Market

By Spike Gillespie Photography by Jenna Noel  On a recent Sunday, Autumn Deuel and her mother, Barbara Henderson, stopped by Farm to Market Grocery. Shopping

A Simple Thanksgiving Supper

By Jesse Griffiths Photography by Jenna Noel Thanksgiving could be spent busily preparing and serving an elaborate array of dishes, or you could go the

Secrets of Salt

By Amy ReynoldsPhotography by Jody Horton Salt is the most universal condiment found on the planet. And not just the iodine-laden, burned-at-1,000-degrees-Fahrenheit shaker salt we