Regional Best Foods

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WebTalkRadio.net HostThere’s a good story behind every product, especially one handcrafted by a food artisan. We talk to food artisans and producers, the passionate champions of local foods, as well as food experts and cookbook authors. We share delicious recipes, take you to fun food festivals, and offer giveaways of some of the local foods that make America great.

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Regional Best Foods – The Poor Girl Gourmet shares tips for eating great food on a budget. Experience the unique flavor of dessert fruit salsas and chips from Texas and learn tips for serving Mojito Cocktail Sauce made fresh in Maine. A well known blogger and author, and some of the best foodcrafters and artisans in the country share their stories and recipes.

Download Episode Food blogger Amy McCoy talks all about her newly released cookbook, Poor Girl Gourmet. Food artisans Michael Weinstein of Dread Head Chef of Dallas and Jeff Garstka of Appledore Cove of North Berwick, Maine talk about their artisan foods and give serving tips for the end of summer season.

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Regional Best Foods – The Poor Girl Gourmet shares tips for eating great food on a budget. Experience the unique flavor of dessert fruit salsas and chips from Texas and learn tips for serving Mojito Cocktail Sauce made fresh in Maine. A well known blogger and author, and some of the best foodcrafters and artisans in the country share their stories and recipes.
Regional Best Foods – Experience the bold flavor of artisan made Cape Cod barbecue sauce, learn how to marinate and grill an entire leg of lamb and get the secrets to making the perfect glass of iced coffee. Some of the best food crafters and artisans in the country share their stories and recipes
Regional Best Foods – Experience Wild Alaskan salmon fishing, learn how to make jam in a copper kettle, and how to grill with specialty artisan sea salts from around the world. Some of the best food crafters and artisans in the country share their stories and recipes.
Regional Best Foods – “Manly Foods” – Break out the grill for barbecue season, plus get ready for Father’s Day with great gift ideas like Chocolate Covered Bacon!
Regional Best Foods – A Tribute to Moms — In celebration of Mother’s Day guests explore how mothers and grandmothers have influenced their love for food and cooking.
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Regional Best Foods with Marsha Cade and Caragh Whalen

Lifelong foodies and business professionals who care about what their families eat, Marsha and Caragh founded and launched RegionalBest.com (www.regionalbest.com), an online food marketplace that offers regional foods produced by artisans, farmers, ranchers, cheesemakers, bakers, chocolatiers and other small, family-owned companies across the country. RegionalBest.com is committed to help small producers who champion local foods and flavors move beyond their local market to reach a broader audience. Their company supports sustainable and eco-friendly farming and production practices.

In their love for food and quest to support local artisans, farmers and other small food producers, Marsha and Caragh have discovered some of the best and hard-to-find foods across the country from chocolate bars to organic lamb, biscotti, handmade crackers and artisan cheeses.

“Food artisans are so passionate about the food they produce,” says Marsha. “You can be assured it’s high quality and made with the very best ingredients and with special care. And, there’s always an interesting story behind the producer and behind their product. That’s the story we offer on Regional Best Foods.”

Marsha lives in suburban Philadelphia with her husband and two young teenagers. She’s originally a farm girl from West Texas, where she grew up on local food — her own family’s bounty of meats, fruits and vegetables.
Caragh lives in the Boston area with her husband and four children. She’s a lifelong New Englander, who at an early age, was exploring local farms and farm stands and picking wild Maine blueberries.

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