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Farmer Bill Coy reaches his suntanned arms up and into a sea of glossy orange-green leaves in search of a perfectly ripe avocado.
Longtime farmer Bill Spencer has a habit of calling his sheep “kids.”
For anyone who’s tried to cook the perfect romantic Valentine’s Day dinner—and dealt with the stress and anxiety that inevitably follows—Danior Kitchen Catering owner/chef Spencer Johnston has a word of advice.
He puts out his elbow, not his hand. This is the secret handshake of the busy butcher.
Chef Lapuyade painted the picture for me: It was the ’90s in the Bay Area, and a teenaged version of herself proudly rocked a shaved head and combat boots.
Unplug from your iPhone overlord and pick out the perfect apple or twelve.
Funny how true love has a way of bringing life into full, razor-sharp focus.
When I suggest to Noi Klinpratoom that she's a fine example of a true Baywood celebrity, she lets out a birdlike chirp of a laugh.
House of Bagels Central Coast co-owner Mike Prowse dumps half a dozen white, doughy soft pretzels into a bubbling vat of sodium hydroxide solution.
Something interesting is happening at Sally Loo’s Wholesome Café.
At roughly 200 pounds, the spotted Berkshire hog is rotund, marbled, and ready for harvest.
