A Brief Guide to Smoothies at Wesleyan

May 1, 2023, by Oscar Kim Bauman, Executive Editor. Leave a Comment

Whether you’re on the go and need a substantive beverage while speed-walking across campus, you want to get some nutrition while staying cool on a hot day, or you just feel like treating yourself, a smoothie is usually what the occasion calls for. As the weather warms up, I decided to look into the different […]

Eating on 4/20: A Review of Food at Wesleyan on My Most Gluttonous Day

April 24, 2023, by Lewis Woloch, Food Editor. Leave a Comment

Whenever April 20th rolls around, I find myself with a bad case of the munchies—especially when I’m at Wesleyan. It’s hard to understand, but it just happens that way; I’m pretty hungry most other days of the year too, but 4/20 just sends my stomach and bowels into oblivion. When I woke up a mere […]

Ramp and Fiddlehead Frittata: Recipe by Chef G

April 24, 2023, by Gemmarosa Ryan, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

This recipe goes out to all my co-op comrades, who I assume are currently pondering how to use the produce that was given to us this week: ramps and fiddlehead ferns. Ramps are a type of allium; with a subtle garlic flavor, these bad boys are a springtime dream. Fiddleheads are essentially baby ferns, and […]

Eating as Experience: An Exploration into the Transportive Quality of Food

April 17, 2023, by Walker Brandt, Contributing Writer. 1 Comment

Eating is a pathway to newfound vulnerability and learning about new traditions. The pace of eating can be informed by the quality of light: fluorescent lights always instill some form of urgency in me, reminding me of my middle school cafeteria, while low lighting may inspire a sensual element to the meal which often slows […]

Espwesso: The Best Beverage on Campus

April 17, 2023, by Emmett Levy, Contributing Writer. Leave a Comment

Listen, I only drink the best. And I want what’s best for you. So take a sip of this.  When I’m sitting cross-legged at the rounded collaged tables, soft jams playing in the stereo, and I get a whiff of boiling water gushing through a packed portafilter, I instantly feel at home. In my Italian […]

Herby Ginger Lentils With Sweet Potatoes: Cooking With Chef G

April 17, 2023, by Gemmarosa Ryan, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

Served steaming hot or kind of cold, this versatile meal packs the ultimate punch. If you’d like, sub cilantro for any herb you have lying around at the bottom of your produce drawer, or try swapping out the sweet potato for another root veg you have on hand. Play around with it. This recipe is […]

Cutting Cake: The Life, Death, and Afterlife of a Beloved Family Dish

April 10, 2023, by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Leave a Comment

Cake is the classic celebration food. It’s sweet, decadent, visually appealing, and generally well-liked. It seems as if almost every family has some sort of signature cake, either one they ritually purchase at their chosen bakery or store, or, if they are truly ambitious, they bake themselves. My family is of the former variety, and […]

Four Better-Than-Average Places to Get a Drink in Middletown

April 10, 2023, by Kiran Kowalski, Contributing Writer . Leave a Comment

If you’re looking for some inebriation, celebrating a 21st birthday, or just longing for a good drink, you have to decide among the many Middletown establishments available to you. Fortunately, this handy guide will bring you to the best, or better-than-average, local establishments that I find worthy places for one to imbibe. Bergen House Recently, […]

An Delicious Evening With Bryant Terry: Chef, Activist, Author, Community-Builder

April 3, 2023, by Lia Franklin, Lewis Woloch, Assistant Food Editor & Features Editor, Food Editor. Leave a Comment

On Wednesday, March 29, The College of the Environment hosted “An Evening With Bryant Terry,” inviting members of the community to a cooking demo, dinner, fireside talk, and book signing with Terry, a vegan chef, activist, author, and community-builder. Last week, our food team attended the event, tried the food, and conversed with Terry, learning […]

Tuna Puttanesca: Recipe by Chef G

April 3, 2023, by Gemmarosa Ryan, . Leave a Comment

As my friends are well aware, the blood coursing through my veins is composed mainly of crushed San Marzanos, a healthy dose of chopped garlic, and a sprinkle of parsley. This week, I take to my roots, putting a twist on the humble Puttanesca by adding some canned tuna (oil packed, never EVER water packed). […]

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