Carolina Woman

Carolina Woman is the premier and longest-running magazine for women in the Carolinas, making its debut in 1993. This well-regarded lifestyle publication reaches an audience of 100,000 affluent, professional women in the vibrant Research Triangle area, which encompasses Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and Chapel Hill, home to nearly 2 million residents.

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3 weeks ago | carolinawoman.com | Debra Simon |Brack Johnson

When you’ve had the best 10 days of meals in your life on board a Viking cruise ship (see Smooth Sailing, June 2025), what do you do? Get the recipes!Here are some of the dishes it was our considerable pleasure to consume.
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2 months ago | carolinawoman.com | Brack Johnson |Bryan Richards

From the mountains to the coast, the state boasts 350 breweries, and they're inviting us to Hop Into Spring. The only thing better than quaffing stout with your food? Downing it in your food. Direct from the Craft Beer Association, here are recipes (noting the originating person, blog or firm) for spirited entrees representing fish, beef, lamb and chicken.
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Jan 29, 2025 | carolinawoman.com | Debra Simon

Ho-ho Holidays! The Carolina Woman gift guide Spread the joy this holiday season! Merriment abounds in the Triangle, and Carolina Woman is here with even more. We've hand-picked gifts that'll become cherished treasures. Leisure for a loved one? Got it. Pastimes for a pal? Check. Clever contraptions for children? Of course! There's something for everyone from adventurers to trendsetters…including you.
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Nov 2, 2024 | carolinawoman.com | Debra Simon

Sweet Potatoes Cut Loose Doing the Tuber Twist Here's a fact to casually toss out during your Turkey Day feast: North Carolina is the No. 1 producer of sweet potatoes in the United States; more than 40 percent of the national crop comes from our state. The orange spuds grown in the Tar Heel State are these types: Beauregard, Carolina Rose, Carolina Ruby, Cordner, Hernandez, Jewel and N.C. Porto Rico 198.
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Oct 3, 2024 | carolinawoman.com | Megan McCluskey |Katie Workman |Jeanie DeGroff |Barbara Magro

By Megan McCluskey As temperatures start slipping in the Triangle, thoughts turn to hearty bowls of steaming goodness. With these comfort soups and chilies, you'll want nothing more than to come in from the cold and heat up a quick and easy bowl.
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Sep 2, 2024 | carolinawoman.com | Debra Simon |Debbie Moose |Rachel Rappaport |Stephen Hartigan

Gastronomes of Garlic, Unite Take a whiff! Fascinated by ingredients, Triangle foodies have catapulted even basics, such as salt and coffee, from simple to celebrated. Garlic may be the next consumable headed for the limelight. A little bulb with a big history, it adds intense flavor and comes in hundreds of varieties, so bon vivants are cult-like in their devotion. Personally, I’m reeking — uh, reeling — from all the research I’ve done on onion’s pungent cousin.
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Jun 30, 2024 | carolinawoman.com | Brack Johnson |Nancie McDermott |Carrie Schloss |Fran Warde

Ripe, sweet fruit from Triangle farmers' markets is perfect as is: nakedly raw. Yet, to quote the playwright Oscar Wilde, "Nothing succeeds like excess." The following recipes from delish cookbooks skyrocket juicy produce into elevated territory that deserves attention.
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May 25, 2024 | carolinawoman.com | Brack Johnson |Ellen Jackson |Alison Lewis |Rachel Ray

By Brack Johnson Dad's wearing the "Kiss the Cook" apron you gave him for Father's Day. Family and friends are gathered in the backyard. Picnic tables are groaning with lemonade, ice tea, deviled eggs, baked beans, potato chips, coleslaw and watermelon. Everything's in place for the best barbecue ever. Wait just a minute. Where's the beef? It's not in this article. We're giving the cows a day off. Here are recipes for everything else - from salad to fish to dessert - that can go on a grill.
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Apr 30, 2024 | carolinawoman.com | Brack Johnson |Virginia Willis |Jonnie Downing

By Brack Johnson Ah, May in the Triangle. Warmer weather means trading armchairs for lawn chairs, white linen for checkered tablecloths, and dinnerware for paper plates. We're sitting outside for casual homemade brunches marking Mother's Day, Memorial Day, graduation and a bridal shower or two. So, gather friends and family, throw a bunch of wildflowers in a centerpiece, and celebrate al fresco with these recipes from delish cookbooks.
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Apr 1, 2024 | carolinawoman.com | Brack Johnson |Dina Cheney |Lawrence Davis-Hollander |Andrea Weigl

Farm to Table It's market season! By Brack Johnson From the venerable farmers' markets in Raleigh and Carrboro to the fresher iterations in cities and towns all over the Triangle, a bumper crop of local fruits and vegetables soon will be ripe for the picking.