Tag: March 2024 | Style Magazine

Eating the Alphabet: Epic A-Z Food Adventure

Feb 29, 2024 05:33PM

Join us on an intrepid adventure into the A to Z of fruits and vegetables: the regional restaurants with inventive and tasty dishes—from apple cider donuts and beet salad to yuzu calamari and fried zucchini.

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Congrats to This Month’s Nonprofit of the Month: American River Parkway Foundation

Feb 29, 2024 04:32PM

The American River Parkway Foundation (ARPF) is on a mission to lead and inspire the community to conserve and nurture the American River Parkway—a unique, accessible resource that is meant to be enjoyed by everyone.

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Hoppy Trails: Best Breweries

Feb 29, 2024 04:18PM

Thirsty for a well-brewed beer—crafted using high-quality ingredients and top-notch techniques? According to the thousands of STYLE readers who voted in last year’s Readers’ Choice Awards, these breweries are the cream of the hop.

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Plant Powered: 8 Vegan Delights

Feb 29, 2024 04:02PM

As a personal chef, someone who champions local food producers, and an herbivore (as of January 1), there's one thing I've learned: Not all plant-based plates are created equal. Here are some that rise above the rest.

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Pasta Crush

Feb 29, 2024 03:47PM

Pasta Crush is serving up all kinds of soul-satisfying eats, seven days a week. They offer several signature pastas (Meatball Marinara, Spaghetti Bolognese, Cajun Creamy Chicken, Pesto Mushroom, and Beef Stroganoff, to name a few) plus a make-your-own menu where you pick your pasta, sauce, and protein (veggies too!).

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Tropics Island Grill & Ale House

Feb 29, 2024 03:38PM

Tropics Island Grill originally started on O’ahu and is now led by Hawaiian native father/daughter duo. Jaysah, the daughter, outlined the menu for me, which was designed by her and her father, David, to include both family recipes and Hawaiian staples.

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Green Your Garden

Feb 29, 2024 03:06PM

In March, winter thaws, signs of spring begin to bud, and green thumbs get to work. If your sights are set on an abundant garden, it’s time to get moving. But the first step to a great garden is research and planning, so before jumping elbow-deep into your soil, bone up on the best practices. We asked local experts for some eco-friendly tricks of the trade, ensuring you grow your environmentally kindest—and lushest—garden yet.

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