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Tennessee Magazine is a monthly publication released by the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association. With a readership of over 550,000 globally, it stands as the most widely distributed monthly magazine in Tennessee.

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Go for the Green with Avocados

3 weeks ago | tnmagazine.org | Tammy Algood

Food styling by Cynthia Kent | Photographs by Robin ConoverIt’s April! Spring is in full swing, so let’s get started on the flavors and foods we crave in warmer weather. Avocados are so versatile. Whether served in simple slices or blended in extraordinary sauces, the distinctive rich flavor of avocado in these recipes will kick-start your outdoor dining season.
Tennessee Oasis

3 weeks ago | tnmagazine.org | Trish Milburn

Cove Lake State Park brings peace and beauty to developed environmentPhotographs courtesy of Cove Lake State ParkWhile many of Tennessee’s state parks are located in rural areas surrounded by forests or farmland, that is not always the case. Cove Lake State Park in Caryville is an example of a beautiful pocket of nature coexisting with modern development.
From the Ground Up

1 month ago | tnmagazine.org | Trish Milburn

Middle Fork Bottoms State Park provides combination of recreation and flood controlPhotographs by Tennessee Drone Services Inc. In August of last year, Middle Fork Bottoms, located in the small community of Three Way north of Jackson, became Tennessee’s newest state park. Even though it still has that “new park smell,” it’s already a lovely place to enjoy the outdoors.
Mustard Medley

1 month ago | tnmagazine.org | Tammy Algood

Recipes by Tammy Algood | Food styling by Cynthia Kent | Photographs by Robin ConoverSmoked Bologna, Maple and Mustard Glaze and Double Mustard CrackersWe’re all ready for some sunshine, right? So muster up all the mustards in your fridge and on your shelves because mustards are like sunshine for your mouth! These recipes call for a variety of mustards — from humble yellow to the fanciest Dijon — in ways sure to brighten your days … whether it’s sunny out or not.
Caught in the Middle

1 month ago | tnmagazine.org | Pamela A. Keene

Balancing caregiving between generationsChances are you know someone who consistently provides care for a family member. Perhaps that’s you. Either way, you’re not alone. If you’re a caregiver, it’s also very possible you’re a member of the “sandwich generation” — people who balance their time between caring for a spouse or child as well as for a parent. As people live longer and the population ages, the number of adults in the sandwich generation has also risen significantly.
Hat Tricks

2 months ago | tnmagazine.org | Tammy Algood

A tip of the hat to recipes that are easy to master and guaranteed to impress. No-Churn Fruit Ice Cream, Caramel Sauce and ShortbreadRecipes by Tammy AlgoodFood styling by Cynthia KentPhotographs by Robin ConoverWhat does it take to come off like an expert home cook? It’s not expensive ingredients or complicated recipes. Instead, great cooks have a number of simple recipes they can pull off with ease from ingredients we all keep in our kitchens. And … voila! Here they are. Like magic.
From Scarred to Scenic

2 months ago | tnmagazine.org | Trish Milburn

Indian Mountain State Park offers beauty on once ravaged landPhotographs courtesy of Indian Mountain State ParkThe word “unique” is often overused, but it’s an apt description for Indian Mountain State Park in Jellico. The park, located at the base of Indian Mountain close to the border with Kentucky, truly has a unique history. It’s the first and only example in the Tennessee State Parks system of reclaiming an abandoned strip mine to develop into recreational opportunities for visitors to enjoy.
Uncover Savings with a DIY Energy Audit

Dec 29, 2024 | tnmagazine.org | Miranda Boutelle

Q• How do I perform an energy audit on my home to find out how we’re using energy? A• An energy audit might sound daunting, but it can be as easy as creating a checklist of improvements based on what you see around your home. Here’s what you’ll need to find opportunities to save energy and money: a flashlight, dust mask, tape measure and cooking thermometer. I recommend taking notes on your phone or a notepad. First, check the heating and cooling equipment.
From the Editor

Dec 29, 2024 | tnmagazine.org | Chris Kirk

This January issue is the opening installment of Volume 68 of The Tennessee Magazine, and we’re so excited to welcome you into this latest edition — as well as the new year. Antsy McClain leads off our first-of-the-year festivities by taking aim at some of his “favorite” New Year’s resolutions. Whether you’re an annual “Resolutionist” or follow more of a “so it goes” attitude toward the practice, I’m sure you’ll find something valuable in his words. See page 10.
Fun for Everyone

Dec 29, 2024 | tnmagazine.org | Trish Milburn

Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park offers much to manyStory by Trish Milburn • Photographs by Josh JusticeOn any given day, the managers of Tennessee’s state parks have interesting interactions with visitors. Some could involve sharing accumulated knowledge about historical sites within their parks. Others include answering questions for campers or hikers. Some of the best, however, revolve around helping shape young visitors’ experiences with parks.