Hurricane Sauce: A Good Use for Fallen Apples
Recipe courtesy of Polly's Pancake Parlor
Courtesy of Polly’s Pancake Parlor
Archives: November 2011
A Splash of Vibrant Color: Fashionable Textiles For the Home
A versatile textile breaks the mold and offers bright and fun colors for home décor. Striking the balance between function and design when decorating your home can be a difficult task, and finding fabrics that are durable as well as appealing to the eye can be particularly challenging. For Granite Staters this may no longer be such a time-consuming hassle…
A Healthy Winter: How to fight the common cold and flu
Life in the 21st century is chock-full of conveniences: Debit cards. E-mail. K-cups. And yet, don’t look now, but Old Man Winter is heading our way again, with the specter of colds and flus to come lurking behind his shoulder. Must we be saddled with the weariness and misery that colds and flus bring, even in this day and age?…
Hot New NH Restaurants
It’s been another tough year for the economy all round but – in spite of dismal economic forecasts – chefs and restaurateurs continue to open new venues, take over failed enterprises and in general keep the table set for the adoring public that yearns for a great dining experience. It’s a demand that doesn’t seem to end – we just…
Lindbergh’s Crate: The Story of How it Became a Home in N.H.
Rick Rideout liked to live within history. Whether a schoolhouse, church or railroad depot, he preferred old to new any day. It started in Hopkinton, N.H., at the age of 10 when his family moved into a white three-story colonial on the town’s historic main street. The stairs creaked, the large glass windows shook in the January winds and the…
Show Us the Love: Winners of the I Love It Here Contest
They declared their affection for New Hampshire in photos and video and are richer for it.Proof of just how loved is our Granite State lies in the annual New Hampshire Dream Vacation Contest. Residents and visitors wanting to compete take a poster with the words, “I Love it Here!” and pose for photos at their favorite N.H. spots. The contest…
Walk the Line? Challenging a DWI charge requires a lot of sober consideration
It might surprise you if you’re a frequent viewer of detective shows or courtroom dramas, but a policeman who stops a motorist and inquires as to whether and how much he or she has been drinking does not have to read that motorist the “Miranda” warning.”I get calls all the time from people saying, ‘They didn’t read me my rights,’”…
Intimate Fireside Dining
Fireside dining is one of the pleasures of winter – the warmth of the fire, great food and a good glass of wine. What more could you ask for (except maybe spring)? Here are a few options to consider for a romantic and remarkable meal.THE PLACEDESCRIPTION ORDER THIS INSIDER TIP IN A WORDNORTH COUNTRY Adair Country Inn 80 Guider Lane…
O Little Town: Start the Holidays in Bethlehem
Bethlehem, incorporated on December 25, 1799, is the perfect place to begin the season.ItinerarySaturday MorningWe awoke in the room where Cary Grant and Barbara Hutton honeymooned, in the turreted corner of what was then the Woolworth family’s summer “cottage.” It was built in 1908 by Sylvanus D. Morgan, who’d only recently completed the nearby Mount Washington Hotel. The Adams Room…
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