It all started with socks. One may not consider it a luxury to slip into a nice, clean pair of socks, but to many people, that’s exactly what it is. Tamara Nelson is an economic development specialist with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. She specializes in historic preservation, with her work taking her into a […]
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Gazedibles: Just poke it
Poke bowls — a raw fish salad originating in Hawaii — entered the mainstream a few years ago. Poke means “to slice or cut” in Hawaiian, referring to chunks of raw, marinated fish tossed over rice and topped with vegetables and flavorful sauces. While we’re far away from the islands, when the hot days call […]
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Gazedibles: Charcuterie summer
Patio season is officially here for the next several months. For those who grew up in the ‘Lunchable age,’ the adult version of the snack tray holds a particular allure. Thin slices of chilled salami and capicola next to triangles of gooey brie and swirls of rosy prosciutto, artfully placed perfectly on a fancy wood […]
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Citizen Spotlight: Aley Cristelli of Pine Pantry
Food brings people together, and Aley Cristelli uses Pine Pantry to connect with her neighbors. “I definitely got started because of the idea of sharing a love for food,” Cristelli said. “My grandmother used to do this thing at Christmas time where she’d spend weekends baking all of these cookies. Then right before Christmas, all […]
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Citizen Spotlight: Pet Food Pantry of Oklahoma City
Pets are beloved members of the family, and no one knows that better than the team at the Pet Food Pantry of Oklahoma City. When down on their luck and experiencing food insecurity, many feed their pets before they eat, but the team at the Pet Food Pantry makes it their mission to bridge the […]
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Gazedibles: Hamburger Season
Whether single or stacked with patties, caramelized or char-broiled, crowned with crazy toppings or simply a slice of cheese, the hamburger in its endless variations stands the test of time to remain a steadfast American favorite. May 28, which falls during Memorial Day weekend, is National Hamburger Day, and kicks off the summer barbecue season. […]
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Climbing and comfortable
Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Caroline Jones is a force to be reckoned with. Her sophomore album, Antipodes debuted on the iTunes Country Chart at No. 4 and her sassy single “Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable)” quickly climbed the charts to become Jones’ first Top 40 country hit. Caroline joins the Zac Brown Band […]
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LIke fine wine
A group of seniors will prove that age is nothing but a number as they showcase their talents in this year’s Oklahoma Senior Follies. A company of singers, dancers, actors, musicians, and comedians, all ages 55 or older, dazzles and entertains with a fresh script each year. They return to the stage this May with […]
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Doing the work
It’s been a quarter century since Blue made LeAnn Rimes the youngest Grammy Award-winning artist at the age of 14. Since, the multitalented artist has won a multitude of awards, not only for her music but for her advocacy and humanitarian work as well. On Sept. 16, the acclaimed performer will release her 19th studio […]
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Gazedibles: Holiday heat
One doesn’t need Cinco de Mayo as an excuse to enjoy delicious tacos, burritos or nachos, but we can’t say it doesn’t help. So if you’re looking for a great place to grab a tasty cocktail and enjoy some flavorful fare, here are seven spots in Oklahoma City to find amazing Mexican food. OSO on […]