Back in 1937, brothers George and Allen Sims and their spouses, Estella and Amelia, founded Sims’ Bar-B-Que.
Food
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Discover vegan comfort food at its finest, made from scratch at MeMe’s Twisted Potato and More in Little Rock.
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It’s pumpkin season again – try these pumpkin cocktail recipes at your next gathering for fall-inspired flavors.
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Agriculture is the largest industry in Arkansas, with 45,000 farms and 200 farmers markets across the state. Here are five public farmers markets worth visiting this growing season. (Photo via Unsplash)
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Get your cocktail shaker and favorite tequila ready for World Paloma Day May 22.
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Thanksgiving is only days away, which means you’re likely preparing for your yearly feast.
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Asheville, North Carolina miller Jennifer Lapidus is one of the leaders of the cold stone-milled flour movement in the South.
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There is nothing better than coming home from a long day of work to a house that smells of a delicious dinner.
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Visit Oark for the history, and stay for the pie
In the rural town of Oark you’ll find the state’s oldest general store with original rustic charm and neighborly reputation.
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Some say the quickest way to anyone’s heart is through their stomach.
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Everyone loves the sweet, warm, cozy taste of hot cocoa on a chilly day.
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be paid in chocolate? Remy Labesque can tell you.
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Debates abound on whether or not cheese dip was actually “invented” in Arkansas, but regardless of its origin it plays an inarguable role in the state’s food culture.
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Whether you are a parent looking to add more fruits and vegetables into your kid’s meals or a busy professional looking for simple ways to improve your diet, here are some tips on how to add more nutrition to everyday meals.
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Ree Drummond, or more famously known as “The Pioneer Woman,” created a stay-at-home series to not only keep viewers entertained amid the pandemic, but to also provide a sense of comedic relief that fans so desperately need during this time.
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The route begins in Hot Springs, ends in Fayetteville and includes nine of Arkansas’ finest creameries along the way.
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Little Rock’s food truck scene continues to outdo itself.
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Through the pandemic, I have been making more of an effort to plan out meals and reduce shopping trips. That doesn’t mean bland and boring boxed meals though.
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I’m a huge believer in the power of the chocolate chip cookie – it’s like a hug for your tummy.
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It’s time to get creative and finally use the half-empty boxes of pasta and rice, cans of beans and other neglected items hiding in the back of the cabinet.
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My introduction to chitlins was at the The Big Dinner sponsored by Washington County Sheriff Harvey Tackett. A friend later…
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How do you can a beer? We turned to the experts at Lost Forty Brewing to give us the scoop on all things canning as they stocked one of their newest brews, the Look-See Hefeweizen.
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According to recent reports, one of the country’s most popular niche grocery store chains could soon be making its way to Arkansas. Trader Joe’s confirmed that it has looked at bringing a store to Little Rock, and it’s easy to see why.
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With a wide range of cultures and famous cuisines around the state, there are many food festivals to satisfy all appetites in Arkansas. Here are a few to look for this year:
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We know that meal-prepping healthy foods is helpful for busy lifestyles, but it’s still overwhelming. Here’s what you’re doing wrong with meal prep: You’re trying to prep complete meals.
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Baker, author and magazine editor Brian Hart Hoffman released the third volume of “Bake from Scratch: Artisan Recipes for the Home Baker” on March 15. The book features more than 600 recipes and is currently available for order through online retailers, such as the “Bake from Scratch” website.
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While the holiday remains synonymous with New Orleans, Mardi Gras celebrations have made their way to all parts of the country in recent years, including Arkansas. Take it from a Louisiana native, if you’re interested in trying your hand at a Mardi Gras meal, there are a few essentials that must be included.
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The menu during a Super Bowl party is arguably more important than the game itself. Rather than ordering a pizza or picking up wings, consider these recipes to spice it up.
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For many people, eating healthier is a goal that seems almost impossible to attain, even with the best intentions. Work, school, raising a family and extracurricular activities don’t leave much time for cooking a nutritious meal.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is saying goodbye to the Obama administration’s school lunch and breakfast program in a move to serve meals more appealing to students.