food: Red Velvet Whoopie Pie and Other Homemade Valentine Sweets at the Greenbrier Farm Market
- 02/09/13 03:14 AM
Red Velvet Whoopie Pie and Other Homemade Valentine Sweets at the Greenbrier Farm Market
For February, the owners, Nancy and Steve Wardwell, will be making special Valentine Gift Baskets and will also be making some special treats, like:
Chocolate Covered Strawberries (white, milk and dark chocolate)
Chocolate Dipped Homemade Marshmallows
Strawberry Muffins
Red Velvet Whoopie Pie
I stopped by the market after showing property today. Of course, I bought the Red Velvet Whoopie Pie with a light creamy filling (two for $3.00). The whoopie pie is a delicious light dessert and not too sweet.
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food: Lewisburg United Methodist Church Christmas Tree Lane Bazaar | December 1, 2011
- 11/28/11 03:14 AM
The Christmas Tree Lane Bazaar is an annual tradition at the Lewisburg United Methodist Church! On Thursday, December 1st, you can shop, all day from 10:00 AM until 7:00 PM. Shop at the many different tables...
Cookie Walk offers a huge variety of homemade cookies.
Sweet Shop offers a variety of baked goods, candies, jellies, and jams.
The Kitchen Corner offers quarts of chili, cashews, pecans, and a selection of RADA cutlery.
The Tree, Trim and Treasures booth offers a variety of used Christmas decorations.
The Stocked Market offers an array of handmade arts and … (17 comments)
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food: Enjoy TOOT this weekend in America's coolest small town.....Lewisburg, WV
- 10/06/11 04:15 AM
Enjoy TOOT this weekend in America's coolest small town ......... Lewisburg, West Virgiia.
The 27th Taste of Our Town Festival (TOOT)
Saturday, October 8, 2011
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
TOOT is a benefit for Carnegie Hall and is held every year in downtown Lewisburg, WV. Literally thousands of residents and visitors from across the region converge to gather on the streets of historic downtown Lewisburg to sample delicacies from local restaurants, civic clubs and organizations.
The TOOT is always a big success and very crowded, so you just may want … (11 comments)
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food: Part 7, New Businesses in Lewisburg, WV | Stella's Tea House
- 08/24/11 10:57 AM
Part 7, New Businesses in Lewisburg, WV | Stella's Tea House
Stella’s Tea House offers the charm of a restored 1890's Victorian home with the best in American Cuisine located in the historic town of Lewisburg, WV, known as America's Coolest Small Town by Budget Magazine. After months of restoration, the owners, John and Dawn Hirt, and Tammy Hirt Perilli opened Stella's doors in January 2011. Read more about Stella's in a previous post.
When you first walk into the large foyer of the restaurant, you are greeted with a warm and inviting … (13 comments)
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food: Paying It Forward - A Christmas Bazaar
- 12/25/10 05:02 AM
Pay It Forward - Lewisburg United Methodist Church Christmas Bazaar
The Lewisburg United Methodist Church Christmas Bazaar is always held on the first Thursday in December, and is a fundraiser for the United Methodist Women. The United Methodist Youth Fellowship, the Joyful Noise After School Program and United Methodist Men also participated in the Christmas Bazaar.
There were many booths at the Bazaar that included crafts, new and used Christmas decorations, baked goods and jellies, the cookie walk, the youth stand (edible items) and after school program (dog treats). There was also home-made chili that the women … (8 comments)
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food: Tamarack and the World's Longest Pink Ribbon Scarf
- 10/21/10 03:06 PM
Tamarack: The Best of West Virginia comprises a warmly decorated retail store, working studios for resident artisans, a fine art gallery, a theater, and A Taste of West Virginia food court, managed by The Greenbrier. Tamarack is located off of I-77, Beckley, West Virginia, and welcomes half a million visitors annually as a one-stop shop for West Virginia culture, heritage, handcrafts, fine art, regional cuisine and music. Tamarack is how you will see and treasure West Virginia.
For the month of October, Tamarack knitted two events together — literally. American Craft Week began on October 1, the day that also ushered … (23 comments)
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food: West Virginia's Crazy Baker®
- 09/17/10 05:10 PM
Have you heard of The Crazy Baker® in West Virginia? If you haven’t, you have been missing some great pastries and other goodies! The Crazy Baker® is Hall Hitzig and his bakery is located in a small, rural community in Renick, West Virginia. I met with Hall last week at the small production bakery located a few miles from his mountain top home.
The facility is not fancy, and when you walk in the building you know it is a production facility. There is a sheeter for rolling the dough, large and small ovens, large work benches, … (14 comments)
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food: What To Do With Ripe Bananas?
- 09/06/10 01:21 AM
What to Do With Ripe Bananas?
Well, I for one do not like ripe bananas. What I do with ripe bananas is....... mash the bananas and make Banana-Chocolate Chip Nut Bread.
You can see how moist the bread is in the photo. Below is the recipe.
Banana-Chocolate Chip Nut Bread:
1 ½ cups of sugar
½ cup butter or shortening
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
2 ¼ cups all-purpose flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
¾ teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon salt
1 cup mashed … (19 comments)
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food: One Reason to go to the West Virginia State Fair
- 08/22/10 02:16 PM
One Reason to go to the West Virginia State Fair
One of the many reasons people go to the West Virginia State Fair is to enjoy the great food.....and the one food item I am talking about is the cinnamon rolls. I attended the fair on Saturday. It was a great day for the fair, as the temperature was quite nice at about 80º and overcast for most of the day...but, no rain!
I stood in line for 20 minutes to buy four cinnamon rolls. The line was about 20 feet long, but no one was complaining because they … (7 comments)
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food: Tavern 1785, a Historic Restaurant, Located in Lewisburg, West Virginia
- 07/21/10 11:28 AM
Tavern 1785, a historic restaurant located in Lewisburg, WV
The Tavern 1785, is over 200 years old and offers a unique dining experience with antiques and civil war memorabilia and a menu covering a broad range of cuisines. In the spring and summer you can enjoy the outdoor dining in the beautiful gardens. Or, in the winter in one of the cozy rooms with a fireplace. Catering and private parties are also available.
The Tavern 1785 was the “Mayor Foster House” built after 1783, when John McClanahan bought the land from the Virginia Land Company. The core … (8 comments)
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