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Every upscale restaurant or hero chef is slicing steaks in amazing plating fashions. It's pretty, but is it the right thing for the steak? What should you do when cooking your own steaks? Here's some advice on deciding.

Dean Sobon and Samantha Hewes Cramer give WEST SIDE STORY the dance it deserves.

Dealing with that monster zucchini that lurks in the garden in late August and September can be a challenge, but there are plenty of ways to deal with the task.

Umami is Japanese for 'deliciousness.' Is that why the best sources of umami are Italian ingredients?

Artistic Director Ryan Gibbs brings Allenberry a SOUTH PACIFIC worth singing about

Director Christopher Quigley takes the popular Ted Swindley musical back to some comic and musical roots at York's Studio Theatre

The white baking potato has lost pride of place to red potatoes, sweet potatoes, and fingerlings, but the English have made it the basis of a universe of lunch and dinner entrees. Try it yourself.

The overabundant late summer garden was made for your cooking ratatouille, the classic French vegetable stew. Its versatility means no wrong way to make it and no wrong way to serve it.

Next time you have a picnic, swap your burgers for cold roast chicken, your potato salad for Greek pasta salad. Your picnic menu can look like a food magazine picnic with nothing but a few store shortcuts and keeping a few other supplies at hand.

Director Rich Repkoe brings the Jerry Herman musical to Ephrata with great music and a strong cast but a wildly dated plot.

Oyster Mill reconstructs a fabled Hollywood death in CAT's MEOW with Sam Eisenhuth as a marvelous Charlie Chaplin

Director Ryan Gibbs gives a production of the classic sports musical that's got miles and miles of heart behind it

Think OKLAHOMA! is a nice, wholesome musical full of midwestern cheer and a bit of drama? Think again, as Dean Sobon takes Dutch Apple's OKLAHOMA! back to the grit and the dirt of territorial Oklahoma

EPAC's current offering is Neil Simon's offering of cotton candy for comedy lovers' souls, the ultimate story of opposites NOT attracting.

Tuna, Texas. It's not just a play, it's been a way of life since 1981, in Austin, where the rest of the Republic of Texas had a chance to make acquaintance with its third smallest town in GREATER TUNA.