In the year 2000, I joined a local triathlon club with a handful of members. Very new to the sport, and only having completed a handful of sprint distance races, I joined to meet people to train with and to learn a thing or two (or a hundred) about what actually is involved in becoming […]
Read More ›I heard a really interesting piece today on NPR about a restaurant in Massachusetts, located inside a minimum security prison! Inmates learn how to cook and wait tables; skills that serve them well once they’ve served their time and are then able to find work, which in turn, lowers the risk of re-offending. The […]
Read More ›Which is best? Here’s a little guide to refer to, as they do differ a lot in where they’re from, protein and fat content and, accordingly, flavor. Chinook, also called King, are considered to taste the best and have a high fat content. They can be white to deep red in color. Chum, also called […]
Read More ›I love the Wednesday edition of the NY Times for one reason- the dining section. Filled with recipes, great NYC restaurants to check out and at least two or three interesting articles, it’s a must-read for me each mid-week. I was particularly happy about an article that was on the front of this section yesterday, […]
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