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Archives for November 2018

Stunning Skulls: Turning Animal Skulls into Art

November 8, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

I’d never thought of animal skulls as having much eye appeal and I certainly never thought of them as beautiful. But I changed my mind when I got a look at Joni Ballif’s stunning skull creations. Joni is the creator/owner of a unique Utah-based business called Boho Chic Skulls. She takes dead animal skulls that she acquires from livestock dealers, pawn shops, slaughter … [Read more...]

Three Young Farmers You’ll Find at SLC’s Rio Grande Winter Market

November 7, 2018 by Kelli Christine Case Leave a Comment

  Grand Prismatic Seed James Young and Guy Banner started Grand Prismatic Seed in 2016 after they returned to Salt Lake City from Oregon, where they learned to grow and save seeds. Their backgrounds are in ethnobotany, habitat restoration, and native-seed production. Grand Prismatic Seed is committed to using organic growing practices and selling primarily … [Read more...]

Medical Cannabis in Utah: The Central Fill

November 6, 2018 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

If there were one poison pill in the “compromise bill” it is that the bill has already been written that will be passed instead of Proposition Two and includes the all new idea that there must be a state-operated “central fill". One massive facility will essentially serve the needs of all the medical cannabis pharmacies and all of the walk-up clinics that will participate in … [Read more...]

Informed Voting

November 5, 2018 by Nick Kuzmack Leave a Comment

  November 6 , 2018 marks the United States midterm elections. Across the nation people from all walks of life will take to the ballot boxes to vote for their representatives and decide the course of the country. Consequences for not voting can be devastating. Participation is imperative. “ I think voting is a large part of what it means to be civically engaged in … [Read more...]

5 Things You Should Know About Medical Cannabis in Utah

November 2, 2018 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Five facts you should know about Proposition Two, medical cannabis in Utah  and the coming green wave. Prop Two is opposed by the LDS Church but the parallel bill called the compromise will pass, and Speaker Greg Hugues says that Legal medicinal cannabis will be pass the legislature. He said he is certain of this because the Church supports it. So number one is the … [Read more...]

Tupelo Restaurant on a Roll: Park City Restaurateurs Living in the Fast Lane

November 2, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

Chef Matthew Harris has been on quite a roll. He and his wife Maggie Alvarez - who are co-partners as owners of Park City’s Tupelo restaurant, as well as in life - were invited to New York City in September to be part of a five-person team of chefs from Park City restaurants to present their craft at an exclusive James Beard House dinner. While he was in town, Matt also made … [Read more...]

Shrimp Saag Recipe

November 2, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

Whenever we go to an Indian restaurant, my wife’s favorite dish to order is shrimp saag. What is saag? Well, it’s a leaf-based type of curry eaten in India, made with leafy veggies like spinach, mustard greens, basella, collard greens, or a combination of those. A popular version is saag paneer, which is creamy and made with fresh Indian cheese called paneer. This recipe is for … [Read more...]

Fine Wines: E. Guigal Saint-Joseph 2015

November 2, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

I have been a fan of the fine wines from the firm of E. Guigal in Ampuis, France, for many, many years. These wines from the Côtes du Rhône are of very high quality, yet are typically priced quite reasonably. They are consistently great bangs-for-the-buck. Founded in 1946 by Etienne Guigal, his son Marcel has led the family estate since 1961 and his son Philippe – Etienne’s … [Read more...]

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