Pairing tangy cranberries and orange liqueur, this crowd-pleaser features an intricate, cozy sweater-like crust.

The Lake Champlain Visitors Center predict up to 15% change with a few small, sparse areas of russet, yellows and golds, and some oranges and reds. Ticonderoga area leaf spotters expect a little more than 5% foliage change with mostly green leaves and some muted orange and brown hues.

RECIPE NOTES

Use a flavored honey, if desired.  Cinnamon infused honey would be great in this recipe.

This is called "creamed honey," also known as whipped honey, spun honey, churned honey, or honey butter. However, despite its advantages, creamed honey has never really caught on commercially. Reports show that customers mistakenly assume that the product is moldy and miss out on the buttery-smooth treat.

Bee pollen is a natural food. It is not a drug. Honeybee pollen contains every known vitamin, all of the minerals, proteins (amino acids), enzymes and coenzymes, fatty acids, and carbohydrates that our bodies need to sustain life, and all in perfect balance.

Bee Pollen cannot be duplicated in a laboratory, this assures you of a natural product, but watch for fillers. If it lists anything other than pollen as ingredients, it is not 100% pollen and most likely has had fillers added. Take Bee Pollen only in the WHOLE GRAIN natural form.

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WESTPORT | The Depot Theatre has just released its 2023 season lineup, which includes two contemporary thought-provoking plays and — with a nod to the past and the Depot’s 45th anniversary — "The Fantasticks!"

At some points, we’re able to get a cheaper egg from an organic farm in upstate New York than we were from a wholesale market. It shouldn’t have to be that way, but I’ll take it.”

A yurt is a portable, circular structure traditionally used by nomads in the steppes of Central Asia, dating back to the 12th century. The yurt (ger) is still home to a large portion of the population in present day Mongolia.

It is true that nearly all of us feel deep kinship with nature—but the farmer lives with it. He is intimately connected with the cycle of life. Many envy him and long for a small plot of soil where they can at least plant and grow flowers and vegetables.

The happiest workers are the farmers, fishermen and forestry workers.