Archive for the “Local Ingredients” Category


Floral decor, fabulous cheeses, great food, cocktails and service at the Lost Kitchen, Belfast. Sustainable, seasonal and creative. These three words embody my dining experience at Belfast’s Lost Kitchen.

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A recipe for soup? I rarely use one…but, I can make one up. Curtis Meats in Warren has the nicest, meatiest beef soup bones around. And when it’s raining or chilly, this is a nice way to warm up the kitchen and your tummy!

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This classic pasta meal is surprisingly easy to prepare…and an absolute pleasure to eat!

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Today marks the final day of Maine Shrimp season, and we’re all shedding tears. While there will be plenty of these little critters available (both fresh or frozen) in the days ahead, now is the time to chow down on one of Maine’s finest se…

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The flavors of this recipe, lime – scallions – cilantro, blend extremely well together while maintaining their individual character, and some sweet Thai chili sauce for dipping makes this a perfect recipe for an appetizer or for a main course.

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Donato Fortebraccio is the author of My Godfather’s Italian Fish Tales. He has just completed 100 Swordfish recipes in his new cookbook, soon to be released. See his books at Harbor Fish Market in Portland, Maine.

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This is my soba bowl with a light miso broth, plenty of ginger and green onion, wakame seaweed, shitake mushroom and Maine Shrimp. great for a chilly Maine evening during shrimp season.

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Here’s a great start for Super Bowl XLVI.  This Bloody Mary recipe features celery salt as the secret ingredient, adding a winning flavor to an already delicious classic cocktail. Get the recipe here!
To make your Bloody Mary even more enjoyable…

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Cookbook author and MF&L columnist Martha Greenlaw has a recipe for the BEST Maine Shrimp Bisque.

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Looking for a special way to feature Maine Lobster at your next meal? Look no further than this amazing recipe for hot and sour soup!

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