Tomatoes: the fruit of the month
When I was growing up, tomatoes were not on the top of my must-eat list.
Celebrating 25 years: Age is just a number
The month of March is great for three reasons: March Madness, spring training and most of all, birthdays.
A fish dish for the heart
February is American Hearth Month, and in honor of heart health, I thought it only appropriate to test out a heart-healthy meal. To find out what kind of food and preparation would keep my heart healthy, I turned to the Mayo Clinic website.
Calling all vegetarians
To continue the January theme of healthy eating, this week I decided to test out the concept of stacked enchiladas, veggie-style.
About By Shanna Fortier | Staff Writer
As a 20-something, Shanna Fortier is learning her way around the culinary world. She is a photojournalist for the Palm Coast Observer, but a self-titled foodie by hobby.
Through traveling, Shanna has broadened her perspective of food. She enjoys duplicating recipes that have been passed on to her by family members or found on various food blogs.
But most of all her favorite food to make is dessert.
Email her at shanna@palmcoastobserver.com.
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BREAKING: Officials continue to search for bank robber
05/17/12
Officials said the robber had not yet been located as of 7 p.m. Thursday. -
Divine Treasures expands to 2,000-square-foot storefront
05/17/12
Divine Treasures is now having a moving sale. As of May 29, it will reopen in a 2,000-square-foot storefront at 5 Utility Drive, Suite 10, sandwiched between Colletti's and Los Amigos. The ribbon cutting will be 4 p.m. June 7, almost exactly on the one-year anniversary. -
BREAKING: Bank of America robbed on Belle Terre Parkway
05/17/12
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office is currently working a bank robbery that occurred at 11:17 a.m.at Bank of America at 4850 Belle Terre Parkway in Palm Coast. -
FCAT passing mark to return to 3; test to go national by 2015
05/17/12
According to Chancellor of Public Schools Pam Stewart, the FCAT will be replaced with a national standardized test by 2015.
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18 Family Promise of Flagler Open House
4:00 pm - May
18 Sea Turtle Talk
6:00 pm - May
18 Parents Night Out
6:30 pm - May
18 FPCHS Spring Musical ‘Oliver!’
7:00 pm
