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Chef Stephen Coe is the Early Bird - edible Southeastern Massachusetts

Chef Stephen Coe transforms a local diner into a destination for fresh, flavorful, and creative New England comfort food.

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Chef Coe's Thai-Inspired Lobster Bisque - edible Southeastern Massachusetts

Chef Stephen Coe takes on Bobby Flay with this rich, Thai-inspired lobster bisque-layered with coconut, curry, and coastal New England flair.

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Beth Sobiloff, one of the "Two Grannies on the Road" chats with Chef Coe at Early Bird in Kingston.

Breaking news! After two-and-a-half years we'll finally know the results of Chef Coe's battle with The Food Network's star Bobby Flay on October 16. Tune in here at 9pm on Thursday.

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Green and Seen

Did you know that Edible is part of a community of more than 80 independently published magazines across the country? Here’s a taste of seasonal recipes from our fellow publications.

Fermented Green Tomato Pickles - Edible Austin

Looking for a new use for green tomatoes? Consider them as pickles, and you won't be disappointed.

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Fried Green Tomatoes with Arugula Pesto and Tomato Corn Relish - Edible Nashville

Try this delicious recipe consisting of the classic green tomato flavor with a tasty pesto twist.

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Pro tip: There are several different ways to enjoy green tomatoes--get creative! As shown in our featured recipes, green tomatoes can be used for a jam, pie, or even fried or pickled. Instead of letting them go to waste, consider trying out a new dish incorporating them. You never know, it might end up becoming a fan favorite.

Green Tomato and Apple Chutney - Edible Bozeman

You won't want to miss this unique chutney recipe, featuring a combination of tastes that are sure to add extra flavor to any dish.

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Green Tomato Cream Pie - Edible Michiana

To have some extra fun with green tomatoes, try out this cream pie recipe. With just the right sweetness, this dessert is sure to curb your cravings.

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