Robbie Caponetto

1 week ago | muckrack.com | Barbara Kingsolver |Robbie Caponetto

She ripped down forests and left whole towns in shambles. Reaching far past the usual coastal stomping grounds, she came inland to take everything from families and farmsteads. Where I live in southwestern Virginia, we’re hundreds of miles from any ocean. Appalachia has seen hard times, but we don’t usually worry about hurricanes. It was only because of family members in Florida that I tracked weather news on Friday, September 27, while making breakfast for a houseguest who was headed out soon.

Aug 23, 2024 | muckrack.com | Cameron Beall |Robbie Caponetto

Mar 22, 2024 | muckrack.com | Robbie Caponetto

WINNER OVERALLWith 5-out-of-5 ratings across the board, this reasonably priced skillet is a favorite for home cooks and professionals alike. Built to be passed down, the 10.25-inch preseasoned pan is versatile and induction compatible, has dual pour spouts, and can easily be transferred from the stovetop to the oven.

Mar 22, 2024 | muckrack.com | Cameron Beall |Robbie Caponetto

“I WAS OBSESSED with food as a kid but grew up thinking most Jewish dishes were gross,” says Laurence Faber, chef at Knoxville’s Potchke deli, which he co-owns with his wife, Emily Williams. Back then, he was more interested in things like hummus and falafel than the traditional Ashkenazi recipes like strudel, vareniki (dumplings), eggplant salad, and matzo ball soup that were handed down by his great-grandmother, who came to America from the border of Moldova and Ukraine in 1921.

Feb 23, 2024 | muckrack.com | Robbie Caponetto