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May 10, 2019 by Carol Britton Meyer Hingham Farmers Market patrons appreciate the fresh produce, seasonal plants, flowers, bakery, cheese, poultry, beef, seafood, eggs, honey, artisan wares — and in recent years, wine — offered by some 40 vendors. The sale of wine was okayed by town officials several years ago as a complement to …
Food for Thought: Allergy Innovation Edition The 5th Annual Food for Thought: Allergy Innovation Edition, will be held on Thursday, May 16th from 6-8 PM at Inly School, 46 Watch Hill Drive in Scituate, MA. All are welcome to join this exciting and informative event featuring leading innovators and entrepreneurs from within the growing food …
We know that Hingham has many amazing bakers but unfortunately we’re not among them. However, we are good at finding the best and easiest dishes to trick our guests into thinking that we slaved over a hot stove for hours. Below you will find The Anchor’s favorite super simple apple pie recipe that is …
Anyone who knows Ben Cutler, owner of Crossroads (XR) BBQ also known as @thelinecook on social media, knows that he is serious about his meat. So when we were looking for someone to help us with Turkey tips to compliment Ralph’s wine pairing’s for Thanksgiving – we knew exactly where to turn and Ben was all …
If you haven’t been into Ralph’s Hingham Wine Merchant in Downtown Hingham, we suggest you check it out. Sommelier Ralph Hersom and his wife Chef Kim, have created a special destination for fine food, craft beer and wine. They pride themselves on creating an atmosphere in their store that is welcoming, educational and—most important—fun. We …
On a rainy Thursday, a friend and I cozied up to the bar at Scarlet Oak Tavern, eager to finally learn whether the salacious rumors surrounding the restaurant are anything more than urban legend. The bar was crowded for a weeknight. “Everyone’s waiting out the rain on the drive home from work”, the bartender ventured. …
You’re newly arrived in Suburbia. Like, so new that you haven’t even unpacked your boxes yet. You can’t find your plates and silverware, and you certainly can’t find the monogrammed cloth napkins Auntie Margaret sent over for your wedding. (They’re still in the box, along with your fine china). But you’re starving, and only a …