Fresh off the presses, the Dishing winter/spring issue is on stands and chock full of news, recipes and helpful hints for great dining around Jackson Hole.
Enjoy fun and innovative feature stories based on mountain living in the winter. Find out the history behind one of Jackson’s most popular breakfast spots and bakeries: The Bunnery. Get to know Kim Degman, the chef behind our Korean favorites at Bapp. Beef up your wine knowledge with an A to Z guide that’ll help you describe every sip. As always, you asked for it and we delivered. Cook up some of the popular recipes from local restaurants at home. And finally, newly upgraded restaurant listings are ready to guide your culinary adventures.
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There are oodles of noodles on menus around town, it’s hard to pick a favorite, but we dare you to try!
A trio of pasta options is just the start at Old Yellowstone Garage.
How many sauces can you toss a chicken wing in? We touch on just five of our favorites, like these from Thai Me Up.
Have you tried the Thai wings at Thai Me Up?!
In the wake of the bag ban, learn additional ways to get sustainable in your shopping.
Find out how to shop more sustainably at Jackson Whole Grocer.
Ask For It: Restaurants share recipes our readers have asked for, like the tomato soup from Persephone.
Only Persephone can freshen up the flavors of classic tomato soup.
Opposites Attract: A roundup of menu items that are pushing the limits by combining opposite flavors.
Cultivate Cafe presents the original opposite: chicken and waffles. So sweet, yet so salty.
