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DIY: Kombucha

May 12, 2013 by

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Today, in honor of Mother’s Day, our DIY project is all about the mother. Well, kind of! Sometimes called “the mother,” the kombucha culture is a “symbiotic colony of bacteria or yeast,” aka SCOBY. Basically, kombucha would be impossible without the mother, and we thought this a timely connection for a day all about celebrating […]

Charlottesville SOUP: Round Two

April 11, 2013 by

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Like eating? Like supporting local initiatives? Are you interested in receiving a grant for a Charlottesville-related project? If so, look no further! The 2nd Charlottesville SOUP dinner is right around the corner, and is currently accepting proposals! Charlottesville SOUP is a public dinner series hosted by New City Arts that brings together members of the community […]

CSA Check-in: Bellair Farm

April 3, 2013 by

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“Every farm is different, and CSAs can be creative about what they do,” said James Barrett, head farmer at Bellair Farm, as he drove us through the vast acres of Bellair. “Find one that suits you.” This year signals the third season for the Bellair Farm CSA, expanded now to 360 shares. “We won’t grow […]

A Cville Food Truck Guide

March 26, 2013 by

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What do Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, and Charlottesville have in common? Delicious mobile food options, of course. Although Charlottesville’s food truck scene is just emerging, Cville Niche knows it has a lot of tasty potential, and wants to make sure you are well informed of the culinary genius that roams the streets of Cville. So, […]

El Tepeyac: Made-from-scratch Goodness

March 4, 2013 by

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For about the past three months I’ve had to put up with posts by a good friend of mine on the social network Path. In all honesty, my friend hasn’t done anything wrong. The real problem was that every time he went to the restaurant El Tepeyac, he had to post pictures of his meal, which only made […]

Welcoming Caffe Bocce

February 21, 2013 by

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Caffe Bocce comes from humble beginnings. Since its arrival in Charlottesville, chef-owner Chris Long has felt “humbled” and “overwhelmed” by how well the Scottsville-born “Neighborhood Italian” restaurant has been received. Open for 10 years in what Long calls the “sleepy little town” of Scottsville, where he served as mayor from 1998-2002, Caffe Bocce returns after a […]

For the Love of Cville

February 14, 2013 by

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All for one, and all for love… or something like that. This Vday, spend your day showing Cville (and those around you, special someone or special friends) your love! For the Love of… Food Bake ‘n Bike Valentine Scone Sale | Send a half dozen heart shaped chocolate chip scones and a homemade card to […]

Forage: Potter’s Rose Cocktail

February 13, 2013 by

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At forage’s latest dinner series, Justin Stone conjured up yet another delicious cocktail featuring the local Potter’s Cider.  Potter’s Rose 3 oz     Laird’s Applejack Brandy 1.5 oz   Gin 2 oz     Orange juice 2/3 oz   Sweet Vermouth 2/3 oz   Dry Vermouth 1 bottle  Potter’s Farmhouse Cider 1 tbs   […]

Forage & Hemingway’s Paris

February 12, 2013 by

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The music, the decor, the tastes, the fashion – “A time and place to be lived in and remembered.” Hemingway’s Paris was alive in every detail of forage‘s latest dinner series, breathing life into the worn yellow pages of an era treasured by many. Justin Stone and Megan Kiernan of forage are the masters of […]

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