The Thanksgiving recipes issue

Nov 15, 2011
12:23 PM

What's for Turkey Day dinner?

THANKSGIVING FRUIT GOBBLERInsider reader Heather Carter writes: “This Fruit Gobbler is our favorite appetizer. Everyone helps make it and it’s delicious and fun. I got it from Family Fun magazine.”Ingredients:Bosc pear (for the head)Melon (for the body)Cheese (for the beak and tail feathers)Red pepper (for the snood, feet and side feathers)Raisins (for the eyes) Grapes…

Nov 15, 2011
12:00 AM
Banana of the Week

Peeling off a bunch of questions for Chris McCarroll

Name: Chris McCarrollTitle: Banana at Edible ArrangementsHow long have you been a banana?[Friday] was day five for me.What's the best part about being a banana?The looks you get are definitely the best part. People don't know whether to talk to you or run away really quick.What is your favorite banana-based item?Definitely a peanut-butter and banana sandwhich. That's a childhood…

Nov 15, 2011
12:00 AM

Rockin' out with the Capital Mineral Club

Gordon Jackson collected his first mineral sample in 1956, when he was 13 years old. But if you're looking for the moment it became clear he was destined to join the Capital Mineral Club, you have to fast-forward more than three decades."I got back into it in 1988, helping my kids with a science project," Jackson, the group's current president, said. "I said instead…

Nov 15, 2011
12:00 AM
Nature 101

An open letter to Canada geese – fly home now!

My Dear Flock,Why are you still here? You should be winging your way southward, like all the other Canada geese. If you hang around these parts you will be subjecting yourself to the bullets of hunters, the fangs of coyotes, the talons of eagles, the claws of bobcats and the carving knives of chefs. I am sure you know what happened on Lake Todd where your kin were euthanized by the U.S.…

Nov 15, 2011
12:00 AM

‘Visions and Reflections: Diverse Journeys’

The Insider stopped by the Mill Brook Gallery to check out its latest art exhibit

Nov 15, 2011
12:00 AM
Food Snob

Do your dining under the dome

We have always said that should the whole restaurant critic thing not work out, the Food Snob would go into politics. Granted, the two fields are not super similar: The Snob gets to hide behind the veil of anonymity while politicians have their voting records, personal history and video rental receipts paraded about for all to see.However, we think that the amount of free lunches we would receive would be pretty…

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