Meatloaf makeover
Carol Falkowski is known nationwide as an authority on drug abuse, but former Ellsworth American publisher James Russell Wiggins’ granddaughter also is expert in something else: Meatloaf.
Falkowski, the daughter of the late newsman’s eldest daughter Geraldine, is the former director of the Minnesota Department of Human Services’ alcohol and drug abuse division. Falkowski still makes her home in the Gopher State where “winters are long.”
Known for her fine home cooking, Falkowski decided the meatloaf — a go-to dish in many American households — deserved a makeover. For several years, she has been thinking “outside the pan” and had fun transforming the humble loaf into a shamrock topped with peas, carrot-spiked fish, Santa Claus with a sliced-cucumber beard and other artful creations.
“Mealoaf Outside the Pan” (2016, $16.99) can be purchased online. For more info, visit www.outsidethepan.com.
Prime time
The Franklin Veterans Club’s popular Prime Rib Dinner will be held starting at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5, at 4 Cards Xing Road in Franklin. The Pick-Ups will provide live music. For more info, call 565-2977.
Creepy chocolates
Black Dinah Chocolatiers of Isle au Haut has scared up skeleton-imprinted bars, pumpkin patch truffles, ancho chili and honeyed hazelnut bark, bittersweet chocolate froglatiers and other treats for Halloween. Check out the display at the company’s tasting room at 5 Main St. in Blue Hill. For more info, visit www.blackdinahchocolatiers.com.
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