Homemade Butter Salt and Lemon Pepper Potato Chips
Crispy, salty and zingy with lemon pepper, these homemade chips taste like something you’d buy at a gourmet snack shop — but they’re surprisingly easy to make at home.
Carolina Kitchen
Grandma’s Caramel Cake
This recipe originally ran in our February 1990 edition. Buttery, rich and indulgent, this Southern staple with its cooked, caramelized frosting makes a fine valentine for the one you love.
Grilled Oysters Rangoon
Instead of classic Crab Rangoon, we put the creamy filling on top of meaty North Carolina oysters and crowned them with a crispy pork and sesame crunch!
Crack Chicken Tacos
It’s the cream cheese that takes this chicken/salsa combo to a whole other level. And the pan-fried tortillas don’t hurt anything either! Don’t skip the cucumber/cilantro topping—that little bit of crunch is everything. Pair with guac and chips and you’ll be in Taco Tuesday heaven!
Carolina Living
Carolina Living
Finding the Magic in the In-Between
Small choices that can make daily life feel special
Carolina Living
How to Fall in Love with Your Own Company
Five ways to create a life that feels full, even when alone
I Remember
I Remember
A Father’s Hard Work Philosophy
I Remember
Flirtatious Grandma
I Remember
True Love in Second Grade
Your Power
Your Power
North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives Announces New CEO
Amadou Fall will succeed Joe Brannan upon his retirement in April
Your Power
Co-op Basketball Camp Scholarship Winners Recognized on the Court
Electric cooperatives empower young athletes through basketball camp scholarships
Your Power
From the Classroom to Co-op Colleagues
Two NC co-op employees share a bond that shaped their futures
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Up Front
Building on a History of Safety
NC electric cooperatives prioritize safety-focused training to ensure skilled, reliable lineworkers
Tip Of The Month
Mid-Winter Heating Check
Simple steps to keep your system efficient and your home warm
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