Sister Kitchen
Working out of St. Monica’s Church in Atlantic City, a team dedicated to advancing the mission of the legendary Sister Jean is getting cooking on her primary goal: feeding meals to people in need.
Twin Goats Cafe
Congeniality fosters community at a day café that’s all about inclusivity, plant-based fare and sincerity that doesn’t quit.
To Spice, with Love
Intimidated by the Indian blends essential to the magically seasoned dishes you covet? Be cowed no more, armed with both bottlings and a companion cookery book by Barkha Cardoz.
Home, Fertile Home
Homesteading places importance on the life arts, the land, the seasons and mindful stewardship. To an increasing number of practitioners, it also means educating community.
Growing and Gardening
Brittney Portes is digging in to a career in farming at an angle all her own. Paramus-raised and now heading up a community garden at Montclair State University, she aims to share passion and knowledge with those looking to grow with her.
Catch to Kitchen
Amanda Axelsson and Brady Lybarger champion the scallop, that free-living species in the bivalve family capable of swimming like an Olympian and realizing the fantasies of seafood-centric chefs from Japan and China to the Iberian Peninsula to the Jersey Shore.
Keeper of the Flame
South Jersey Smoke House is revered pitmaster Dan Greenberg’s new enterprise and it’s making the scene at markets in Margate, Collingswood and Ocean City. For starters.
Gluten-free and Glorious
Carla Jones-Harris is renaming her bakeshop Flour-ish, a word play that better reflects her mission and method. Given the high quality of her distinctive and delicious pastries and baked goods, it’s a name that also forecasts her future.
Czig Meister Brewing
What the family behind the esteemed brewery did for Hackettstown is exactly what local officials wanted them to do: help create a culinary hub. However, state laws are holding them, and others, back – and it’s state officials who will be to blame when more New Jersey breweries shutter.
Michel Gras, Chez Michel
In the latest installment of TPW’s monthly column featuring Martha Rabello talking shop with a fellow practitioner of the pastry and baking arts, she visits with the legendary Michel Gras, a transplanted Parisian whose confections have made exclamations of “ooh la la!” common in the Cape May environs.