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National Cornbread Festival Calls for Recipes from 4-H Members

National Cornbread Festival Calls for Recipes from 4th Grade 4-H Members

4th grade 4-H Club members are invited to enter a recipe in the National Cornbread Cook-Off Competition. It is exciting when a child successfully manages to prepare a simple dish. Cooking helps youth develop self-confidence and skills. It requires hands on use of math concepts, planning, thinking and management. It also requires youth to be attentive to details and following ...

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Sabra Hummus Pulled from Shelves Nationwide in Massive Hummus Recall

Sabra Hummus Pulled from Shelves Nationwide in Massive Hummus Recall

Concerns over possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes prompted Sabra Dipping Company to recall nearly all of its hummus products distributed across the U.S. and Canada. Sabra issued the hummus recall on Nov. 19, 2016 after routine testing revealed Listeria at Sabra’s manufacturing facility, but it was not found in tested finished products. Only products manufactured prior to November 8 are ...

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Turkey Thawing to Tossing Leftovers, Schedule Keeps Thanksgiving Foods Safe

From Turkey Thawing to Tossing Leftovers, Schedule Keeps Thanksgiving Foods Safe

A food preparation and storage schedule for your Thanksgiving feast will help ensure you are practicing good food safety procedures to protect your family from foodborne illnesses. Hosting Thanksgiving can be a logistical challenge that starts with planning what to cook and ends with figuring out what to do with all of those leftovers. Janie Burney, a food safety specialist ...

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Winterfest Kickoff and Chili Cookoff Competitors Take Home Top Honors

Winterfest Kickoff and Chili Cookoff Competitors Take Home Top Honors

Bigger is better. That is the story of the Gatlinburg Winter Magic Kickoff and Chili Cookoff as it continues to grow with more than 9,000 people visiting the festival Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016. Community businesses and organizations turned out in force with 24 booths offering up creatively created chili samples and other goodies. To signify the start of Gatlinburg Winter ...

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Gatlinburg Celebrating Winter Magic Kickoff with Chili Cookoff

Gatlinburg Celebrates Winter Magic Kickoff with Chili Cookoff

Gatlinburg will kickoff the 27th year of Smoky Mountain Winterfest with the annual Gatlinburg Chili Cookoff and Winter Magic Kickoff on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016 from 5­–8 p.m. on the Parkway in downtown Gatlinburg. City dignitaries will signify the start of Gatlinburg Winter Magic with a ceremonial lighting of more than 3 million lights throughout the city while visitors sample ...

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The Casual Pint in Sevierville to Offer Gluten-Free Craft Beer, Munchies

The Casual Pint in Sevierville to Offer Gluten-Free Craft Beer, Munchies

The Casual Pint, the nation’s fastest growing craft beer market franchise, is proud to bring its unique craft beer experience to Sevierville. Owned by local entrepreneur Roger McGee, the new location is expected to open in December. “With Sevierville being so close to the Smoky Mountain National Park, we wanted to bring our unique coffee-shop-of-beers experience to this popular tourist ...

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Making Good Food Choices Focus of Dining with Diabetes Class

Making Good Food Choices Focus of Dining with Diabetes Class

The Sevier County UT Extension Office and Sevier County Health Department are partnering to offer the two-part series Dining with Diabetes. These classes are designed to help people with diabetes or those at risk for diabetes. Through hands-on learning, participants gain practical skills for day-to-day food choices. Information will be shared on diabetes, including identifying and monitoring carbohydrates, fat, and ...

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Autumn Color a Backdrop for Gatlinburg Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival

Autumn Color a Backdrop for Gatlinburg Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival

Combine beautiful surroundings with craft shows, special events, great food and plenty of fun things to do during the Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival and visitors are guaranteed a memorable trip to Gatlinburg this fall season. Autumn in Gatlinburg is a special time of year. Set against the backdrop of mountains painted with brilliant autumn color, Gatlinburg is consistently recognized as ...

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Hundreds Stand in Line for Sevierville ALDI Grand Opening

Hundreds Stand in Line for Sevierville ALDI Opening

People started lining up before dawn on Wednesday for the grand opening of the new ALDI store. Grocery retailer ALDI opened its first store in Sevierville on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2016 with a ribbon cutting and golden ticket giveaway. Hundreds of people stood in line for hours — the first 100 receiving a golden ticket containing an ALDI gift certificate ...

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Class Offers Tips on Cooking for One or Two People

Class Offers Tips on Cooking for One or Two Peopl

“What’s for supper?” This question is particularly difficult if you are cooking for one or two people! Meal preparation is often viewed as “too much trouble,” therefore quick unhealthy choices often become the norm. Soon this habit becomes boring, expensive, and can lead to health concerns. So, perhaps it is time to try a few new ideas. Make plans to ...

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