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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2020
Page
11
A compact health brief promoting salmon as a rich vitamin D source. It discusses sun exposure limits, fat aids vitamin D absorption, warns about excessive supplement intake, and recommends canned sockeye salmon in a hearty chowder. It lists IU per 3 ounce portions for various fish and reads like a personal nutrition column from a dietitian.
A salmon corn chowder recipe by Phyllis Moinar rich in vitamin D uses Yukon potatoes celery green pepper carrots onion and red sockeye salmon with evaporated milk dill and paprika. The method saut onion add vegetables broth then simmer until tender fold in salmon corn and milk and heat through garnish with paprika and serve with bread.
Hare and Gelb describe Chefstreams as a national trend that boosts confidence and ambition in home cooking. The program offers biweekly classes with $165 yearly membership, $15 for members, and $40 tickets for nonmembers via signup and newsletter.
Arnie Esterer, pioneer of Ohio's Vinifera grape movement and founder of Markko Vineyard, dies this vintage season. The book Magic in a Bottle by Clifford Annis chronicles his story and the vineyard's rise. Includes notes on wine authors like Robinson, Clarke, Iraly, and Puckett. Gary Twining, a wine educator, offers contact guidance.
A tasting roundup highlights Old Forester 86 proof bourbon New Liberty Bloody Butcher single barrel aged two years Uncle Nearest 1884 and 1856 expressions from Brown Forman distilleries Manatawny Still Works Scorpiones white whiskey aged in mezcal barrels. The author notes origins, aging notes and tasting recommendations for pairing with holiday cheer.
Santa Dave, downsized techworker turned nursing student, volunteers to meet children and ill families, offering encouragement and prayer. He speaks of reindeer, time travel, and the power of a kind word to lift a child’s mood, while balancing his role with family and community outreach in Amherst.
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