Now, about those famous scallops that have put this steakhouse on Ohio’s culinary map. The Steer Barn’s scallops arrive at your table looking deceptively simple – golden-brown on the outside, arranged ...

Beyond the famous filet mignon, options include a 16-ounce Black Angus Ribeye trimmed in-house, a substantial 16-ounce T-Bone for those who want to experience both the strip and tenderloin in one cut, ...

Many Europeans still refer to romaine as “cos” lettuce, named after the Greek island Kos which is where we presume the lettuce was originally cultivated.

4 packed cups of lettuce (spring mix, Bibb or Romaine works well) Handful (about ⅓ cup) fresh basil 3 cloves garlic, roughly chopped ½ cup toasted almonds or pine nuts ½ teaspoon salt ...

Last year, an E. coli outbreak tied to—you guessed it—romaine sent 36 people to the hospital across 15 states. Perhaps ironically, the bags of shredded lettuce that promise to be pre-washed and ready ...

Perhaps ironically, the bags of shredded lettuce that promise to be pre-washed and ready to eat are riskier than whole heads of romaine. Eating romaine lettuce is especially a gamble right now.

Perhaps ironically, the bags of shredded lettuce that promise to be pre-washed and ready to eat are riskier than whole heads of romaine. Eating romaine lettuce is especially a gamble right now.

Backyard aquaponics: DIY system to farm fish with vegetables. Aquaponics update and back yard salad. This is a great simple system to grow vegetables and raise fish in a very small space. Our ...

Facebook X Reddit Email A federal court case has revealed the name of the grower behind a deadly 2024 E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce, Food Safety News reported Friday.

INGREDIENTS 4 packed cups of lettuce (spring mix, Bibb or Romaine works well) Handful (about 1/3 cup) fresh basil 3 cloves garlic, roughly chopped 1/2 cup toasted almonds or pine nuts 1/2 teaspoon ...

An NBC News investigation found that there was a deadly E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce at the end of 2024, but the FDA never notified the public about it. Here's why the FDA didn't say ...

New federal lawsuits filed last week against a farm in California allege that the federal government kept the public in the dark about an E. coli outbreak from Romaine lettuce.