JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A U.S. judge on Friday ordered Alaska corrections officials to provide Muslim inmates with nutritionally sufficient, pork-free meals when they break their Ramadan fasts at night. U.S. District Judge H. Russel Holland said in a written order that fasting Muslim inmates must be given daily meals containing at least 2,600 calories...
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Two must-see films for food nerds at SIFF 2018
“Constructing Albert” and “Cuban Food Stories” both showcase beautiful food and gorgeous settings, but the circumstances of the two documentaries are more than worlds apart.
‘The Cab King of Red Mountain’ bottles 6 distinct varieties of cabernet sauvignon for Fidelitas Wines | The Grapevine
Charlie Hoppes has a long fascination with Washington’s signature grape — also the dominant variety on Red Mountain.
Fish feel pain, scientists say. What do we do now?
The idea that fish suffer runs counter to almost everything Americans have been taught about creatures of the sea. However, the accumulated research on fish...
Elegant new Petite Galerie is a throwback to an era where diner comfort prevails | Restaurant review
The attractive, quiet space in Madison Valley could so easily tip into twee but the restaurant’s French-inflected, contemporary American food prevents that.
Happy hour at a distillery? Sure, I’ll have a gin and tonic
Some distilleries around Seattle now offer Old Fashioneds, Bloody Marys and gin-and-tonics on your visit. Even better, most cocktails are cheaper than those served at...
BE MINE: Maker of candy hearts, Necco Wafers sold at auction
Spangler Candy, maker of Dum Dums, had the winning bid for the 171-year-old New England Confectionery, or Necco.