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Christine Ennulat
Tyler Darden
A Moveable Feast
Before long, a strange sensation will start to grip fishermen and consumers along the East Coast—striper madness! It’s a hard-to-define attraction to the striped bass, a migratory game fish found in large numbers in the Chesapeake Bay. As one fish merchant says, around here, “striper is king.” Photography by Tyler Darden • Food Styling by Bill Sorrell and J Frank • Prop Styling by Richard Stone
Sep 11, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Eat in
By Robert Meganck
Frequent Fliers
The fast and formidable dragonfly. Illustrations by Robert Meganck
Jul 30, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Nature
The Primordial Stew
A pot of hearty food, nicely seasoned and bubbling away in the kitchen, goes a long way toward warming winter nights.
Jul 27, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Eat in (2 Comments)
Mother of Invention
The pantry isn’t always well-stocked. Sometimes you have to improvise. We gave 12 staples to three chefs, let each add one ingredient of his own, and turned them loose. By Christine Ennulat • Photography by Kip Dawkins • Food styled by J Frank • Prop styling by Tyler Darden
Jul 27, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Eat in
Labors of Love
He’s dashing and driven, she’s sexy and strong. The high-temperature chase is on. Christine Ennulat interviews Harlequin romance writer Leanne Banks.
Jul 21, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Arts
Illustration by Robert Meganck, Meganck.com
Grackles Raise Hackles
Blackbirds swarming in the light of day.
Jul 21, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Nature
Illustration by Robert Meganck, Meganck.com
Casting for Thousands
Big ones, small ones–catfish all around.
Jul 20, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Nature
Lettuce Eat
Forget iceberg and heavy dressing: Make a tangy, nutrient-rich salad with colorful, fresh greens. Photography by Kip Dawkins • Food Styling by J Frank • Prop styling by Richard Stone
Jun 27, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Eat in
Illustration by Robert Meganck, Meganck.com
Faces of a Flower Spirit
Intriguing bloodroot is not the be trifled with.
Jun 17, 2009 by Christine Ennulat in Nature