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Fall 2017

Wild


That feeling you get when you learn about something you didn’t know before is like crisp fall air when it hits your lungs. Whether you’re the kind of person who shares your experience with others or you like to keep it to yourself, nestled comfortably in your mind where you can let it marinate, a new discovery is precious. I invite you to take a few moments away from your busy day to step back from what you know—your work, your chores, your routine—to explore parts of our community you’re unfamiliar with and see what you might discover about yourself.

Publisher’s Letter
by Noelle Celeste

Edible Notable

A Tremont Fixture Celebrates 20 Years
by Beth Phillips Synk

Soups for the Soul
by Anastasia Pantsios

Zoss’s Bavarian Pretzel
by Pamela Rhoads

In Season

Marvelous Mushrooms
by Melissa McClelland

Refreshments

The Danny Greene
by Jon Benedict

In the Community

Accessible Nightlife
by Jeff Hagan

Gather Around
by Courtney Bonning

This Land

M Cellars is Ready for the World Stage
by Lisa Sands

First Person

Trevor Clatterbuck
by Dan Scharf

Edible Technique

Mirepoix
by Melissa McClelland

Edible Tradition

Sandusky Bay’s Duck-Hunting Legacy
by Bradley Jones

Edible Excursion

Stoked for Slovenian Sausage
by Steve Corso

In the Kitchen

Break It Down
by Steve Corso

Edible Perspective

Too Much Mustard
by Lisa Sands

Resource

Northeast Ohio Farmers Markets
by Anastasia Pantsios

On the Shelf

On the Shelf
by Ron Block

On the cover: Luxurious, exotic mushrooms are grown indoors year-round at Avant Gardens Farm & Mushroomery in Youngstown and Pennsylvania, and are available at the West Side Market. Photo by Clarissa Westmeyer.

A Tremont Fixture Celebrates 20 Years
Soups for the Soul
Zoss’s Bavarian Pretzel
The Danny Greene
Accessible Nightlife
Gather Around
M Cellars is Ready for the World Stage
Trevor Clatterbuck
Mirepoix
Sandusky Bay’s Duck-Hunting Legacy
Stoked for Slovenian Sausage
Break It Down
Too Much Mustard
Northeast Ohio Farmers Markets
On the Shelf

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