April Fulton
Blog Host and Editor, The Salt, NPR
- Science, Health, Opinion and Editorial, U.S., Food and Dining
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Family Cook and Chief Bottlewasher. Founding Blog Host of NPR's James Beard award winning food blog, The Salt.
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#fiddleheads and #pork tacos with crema - final product #dinnertonight #leftoversrule instagram.com/p/ZmDRPkA7wU/
fultonhere: Mmmm... Stir fried #fiddleheads ...
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Find out your food's family tree... with an agenda. Anybody try the Buycott app? cnet.co/12c4jaC via @CNET
Buycott app lets you vote with your wallet in the supermarket
cnet.com — Think you know what's in your grocery cart? Think again. Or use the Buycott app to check. (Credit: Buycott) Supermarkets are labyrinthine behemoths laid out in a convenient linear fashion. So where's the maze? On the supermarket shelves, of course. Food products galore stare back at us, silently appealing to our penchants for sugar, salt, and fat.
at least no injuries- just a lot of angry, hungry commuters RT @allierose: @fultonhere travel was a mess around the silver spring station.
“@wamu885news: Passenger reports "a couple quick explosions" under the Metro car at Silver Spring: wamu.fm/10MKtGm” great!
Silver Spring Metro Station Evacuated After Fire On Empty Train
wamu.org — A fire on a train at the Silver Spring Metro shut down service on the Red Line between Takoma and Forest Glen during rush hour on Tuesday evening. Witness Megan Miner describes what she saw: "I saw a fire start on the tracks.
Peach and potato stew, please! Via @nprnews: No More Fakelore: Revealing The Real Pennsylvania Dutch Cuisine n.pr/106rrWz
No More Fakelore: Revealing The Real Pennsylvania Dutch Cuisine
npr.org — News flash: Whoopie pies are not indigenous Pennsylvania Dutch food, no matter what the tourist traps say. Nor are the seafood bisque, chili, roast beef, and other dishes crowding the steam tables at tourist restaurants in Lancaster County, Pa. Instead, how about some gumbis, a casserole of shredded cabbage, meat, dried fruit and onions?
April Showers! Why Do NPR Reporters Have Such Great Names? - Deirdre Mask theatlantic.com/national/archi…
Why Do NPR Reporters Have Such Great Names?
theatlantic.com — NPR staffer Susan Stamberg in her office in 1979 (Barry Thumma/Reuters) What makes NPR reporters' names so particularly mellifluous? There's that pleasing alliteration--Allison Aubrey, Louisa Lim, Carl Kassell, Susan Stamberg. And it's hard to match those mouth-filling double-barrelled names. Think Ofeibia Quist-Arcton, Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, Chana Joffe-Walt, Lourdes Garcia-Navarro, Dina Temple-Raston, Charlayne Hunter-Gault.
The main reason for mint in my garden #derbyday #mintjulep #gardentime @ Fulton-Katz HQ instagram.com/p/Y5-IFoA7wk/
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