Taylor Goebel

Sablefish for Forum

A local fishing family shares an easy sablefish recipe

Since announcing the return of Food Forum last week, we’ve received more than a dozen recipes from readers.

Sablefish for Forum
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This slice of Mardi Gras offers a respite in troubling times

If you’re in the mood for a cooking project and a break from the news, chocolate king cake is a delicious way to celebrate Fat Tuesday.

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Emory's restaurant on Silver Lake in Everett. (Taylor Goebel / The Herald) 20220224

‘End of an era’: Emory’s restaurant sold; Anthony’s taking over

The well-known Northwest restaurant group says it will retain many features of the Silver Lake waterfront landmark in Everett.

Emory's restaurant on Silver Lake in Everett. (Taylor Goebel / The Herald) 20220224
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New Snohomish County restaurants: A sneak peek

The Daily Herald will begin publishing monthly lists of upcoming restaurants in Snohomish County.

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Cooking with Taylor: The making of a Dutch baby, and a harrowing hiking tale

It’s “basically a giant pancake,” though slightly less fluffy and a bit more chewy.

Judyrae Kruse, longtime writer of The Herald's Forum cooking column, died Tuesday. She wrote the reader-to-reader recipe exchange column for 36 years, starting in 1977.

We’re reviving our recipe column: Submit your favorites to The Daily Herald

Help revive a past reader favorite, the Forum, by sending your favorite recipes to The Daily Herald.

Judyrae Kruse, longtime writer of The Herald's Forum cooking column, died Tuesday. She wrote the reader-to-reader recipe exchange column for 36 years, starting in 1977.
The Bayside Cafe's breakfast sandwich includes hash brown, JUST egg, cheddar cheese, mayo and Impossible sausage. (Taylor Goebel / The Herald)

Our guide to vegan dining in Snohomish County

Here are plant-based restaurant options in Snohomish County (and a food writer’s meaty confession).

The Bayside Cafe's breakfast sandwich includes hash brown, JUST egg, cheddar cheese, mayo and Impossible sausage. (Taylor Goebel / The Herald)
Anne Abbott and James Abbott, who operated Buck's American Cafe in Everett together since 2015, were married since 1999. Anne died on Jan. 15, 2022, just weeks after a cancerous mass was discovered in her brain. (Credit: The Abbott family)

Buck’s co-owner dies: ‘Kindness defined Anne’ Abbott, 46

She ran two Everett restaurants, raised two kids and was “not one to complain.” She died of an aggressive cancer.

Anne Abbott and James Abbott, who operated Buck's American Cafe in Everett together since 2015, were married since 1999. Anne died on Jan. 15, 2022, just weeks after a cancerous mass was discovered in her brain. (Credit: The Abbott family)
Diners sit inside Rocket Alley Bar & Grill in Arlington during lunchtime on Friday, Feb. 4, 2022. (Taylor Goebel  /  The Daily Herald)

They’re bowled over by the food at Rocket Alley in Arlington

Sure, it’s a bowling alley, but ask any local: They rave about the menu of self-taught owner Steve Saunders.

Diners sit inside Rocket Alley Bar & Grill in Arlington during lunchtime on Friday, Feb. 4, 2022. (Taylor Goebel  /  The Daily Herald)
Taylor Goebel, The Daily Herald new Food and Restaurant Reporter, introduces herself with 5 places around Snohomish County. Foods left to right: Marinated Chicken from El Pollo Rico, Fish and Chips from Ray's Drive In and Bingo from Milkie Milkie. (Photo Illustration by Kevin Clark / The Herald)

New Herald food writer ‘stoked’ to cover Snohomish County food scene

Taylor Goebel arrives from Delaware to write about our culinary culture.

Taylor Goebel, The Daily Herald new Food and Restaurant Reporter, introduces herself with 5 places around Snohomish County. Foods left to right: Marinated Chicken from El Pollo Rico, Fish and Chips from Ray's Drive In and Bingo from Milkie Milkie. (Photo Illustration by Kevin Clark / The Herald)
Dai Tou Fut, the big head Buddha, leads the lion dance to celebrate the Lunar New Year Saturday afternoon in downtown Edmonds, Washington on January 29, 2022. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Old, new generations shape the dough at Edmonds dumpling houses

The city celebrated its first Lunar New Year festival with the lion dance, feasting and hope for the Year of the Tiger.

Dai Tou Fut, the big head Buddha, leads the lion dance to celebrate the Lunar New Year Saturday afternoon in downtown Edmonds, Washington on January 29, 2022. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)