cooking http://nhpr.org en Is Michael Pollan Sexist? http://nhpr.org/post/michael-pollan-sexist <p>Wander the aisles of your favorite grocery store and you’re likely to see produce marked as locally grown, meat that is trumpeted as grass fed and hormone-free, and canning kits to help you preserve your own garden’s bounty. The explosion of these products has largely been credited to the femivore movement, which has many women returning to the kitchen.</p> Mon, 06 May 2013 15:09:01 +0000 Virginia Prescott 26921 at http://nhpr.org Is Michael Pollan Sexist? Commission Studying Burying Power Lines Urged To Continue http://nhpr.org/post/commission-studying-burying-power-lines-urged-continue <p>About 200 people gathered Wednesday night in Plymouth for public hearing held by a state commission studying whether high-power electric lines such as those proposed by Northern Pass should be buried.</p><p>NHPR’s Chris Jensen reports.</p><p>The commission’s goals include investigating whether it is feasible to bury utility lines on existing state rights-of-way, such as highways.</p><p>And the message to the commission from many of those who spoke was that the commission needs to keep working to develop a well-reasoned policy for new utility projects.</p> Thu, 15 Nov 2012 04:14:56 +0000 Chris Jensen 16890 at http://nhpr.org Commission Studying Burying Power Lines Urged To Continue Stretching Out Summer, One Bite at a Time http://nhpr.org/post/stretching-out-summer-one-bite-time <p>Maine Chef <a href="http://www.kathygunst.com/">Kathy Gunst </a>on what we should cook and eat to make us feel better about the waning summer season.</p><p>Kathy's recipes:</p><p><strong>END-OF-THE-SEASON ROASTED TOMATO SAUCE</strong><br><strong><em>From Notes from a Maine Kitchen (Down East Books, 2011)</em></strong><strong>by Kathy Gunst</strong><br>&nbsp;</p> Tue, 28 Aug 2012 14:01:45 +0000 Virginia Prescott 11732 at http://nhpr.org Stretching Out Summer, One Bite at a Time Geek Cuisine http://nhpr.org/post/geek-cuisine <p>Software engineer Jeff Potter is author of "Cooking for Geeks," which uses science to deviate from standard recipes.</p> Mon, 04 Jun 2012 15:17:30 +0000 Virginia Prescott and Britta Conroy-Randall 6127 at http://nhpr.org Geek Cuisine More Than Miso: Food Writer In Japan Records Struggling Region's Cuisine http://nhpr.org/post/more-miso-food-writer-japan-records-struggling-regions-cuisine If there was a Julia Child of Japanese cooking — a witty and passionate interpreter of the cuisine — <a href="http://www.kanshacooking.com/">Elizabeth Andoh</a> would fit the bill nicely.<p>As an exchange student back in the 1960s, Andoh came to Japan from New York to pursue anthropology. She fell in love, but not just with a local businessman. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:46:00 +0000 Lucy Craft 1822 at http://nhpr.org More Than Miso: Food Writer In Japan Records Struggling Region's Cuisine Notes from a Maine Kitchen http://nhpr.org/post/notes-maine-kitchen <p>Food expert Kathy Gunst on taking a chill pill before the guests arrive, and thinking way outside the lobster shell.</p> Tue, 20 Dec 2011 16:55:19 +0000 Virginia Prescott 1018 at http://nhpr.org Notes from a Maine Kitchen A Year In Food http://nhpr.org/post/year-food <p>We hear from food blogger and author J.M. Hirsch about this year’s food trends and cook books not likely to be re-gifted.</p> Tue, 13 Dec 2011 17:04:22 +0000 Virginia Prescott 862 at http://nhpr.org A Year In Food