Many people tell Meredith Goad that she has the best job in Maine, and most of the time she agrees. Maine has a crazy appetite for food stories, and it’s Meredith’s job to satisfy those cravings with juicy tales from chefs, food producers, local farms, and the state’s fast-growing restaurant scene. Her work appears in Wednesday’s Business section and the Sunday Food & Dining section, and occasionally, but not as often as she’d like, on the front page. A native of Memphis, Tenn., Meredith shamelessly flaunts her knowledge of good barbecue in front of her Yankee friends. She earned a bachelor of science degree in wildlife biology from Colorado State University, then studied science writing at the University of Missouri, where she received a master’s degree in journalism. She spent the first 20 years of her career covering science and environmental news, then switched to features in 2004, just as Portland’s food scene was taking off. Her own most memorable meal? Back in the 1980s, on assignment in Finland, she shared a dinner of reindeer and Russian vodka with Maryland’s governor and a bunch of hungry scientists. Meredith lives in Portland, but spends much of her time off back in Tennessee - either visiting family, or in online archives, researching her family’s history.
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PublishedApril 25, 2018
The Wrap: Plans for former Outliers’ space and more in Maine food news
Flan and boozy gelato may be in your future.
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PublishedApril 24, 2018
Maine restaurants improvise amid E. coli outbreak from romaine lettuce
They have shifted to a variety of other greens or found alternative sources of romaine, and large grocers also are making sure their romaine isn’t from the affected area in Arizona.
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PublishedApril 22, 2018
Get clean the old-fashioned way – minus the mercury and arsenic
Allison Humeniuk’s handmade soaps and cosmetics are inspired by the Victorian and Edwardian eras, but leave out the bad stuff.
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PublishedApril 18, 2018
Mami chef’s frog legs, sushi fail to bring home the bacon on ‘Chopped’
Austin Miller failed to bring home the $10,000
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PublishedApril 18, 2018
The Wrap: New details on Cara Stadler’s plans for Lio
Small plates, a serpentine bar, and a deck and patio are among the ideas on the table.
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PublishedApril 12, 2018
Three Maine food companies win specialty food awards in New York
Gelato, crackers and granola made in Maine take home sofi awards.
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PublishedApril 11, 2018
Chef to open pop-up barbecue restaurant in Woodfords Corner
While he waits for renovations at his planned East End spot, Jonny St. Laurent will make use of the former Abilene
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PublishedApril 11, 2018
Yarmouth neighbors dig in to 29th year of mingling, door-to-door dining
Residents of Oakwood Drive gather annually for a progressive dinner, where they enjoy each other’s culinary talents, show off their dinner tables and see old friends.
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PublishedApril 11, 2018
The Wrap: This weekend, Two Fat Cats celebrates grand opening of second location
The South Portland location offers seating and – more importantly – free cake for the special event.
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PublishedApril 10, 2018
What are the odds of getting a seat at The Lost Kitchen? Still slim
They’re still not great, as more than 10,000 cards pour in from 47 states for 2018 reservations that likely will accommodate about 5,000 people.
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