Campfire Asparagus
This recipe was originally featured in the "Some Like It Hot" article by June McMaster in the summer issue of 1987. McMaster worked for the Kansas Department of Agriculture, in this article she…
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This recipe was originally featured in the "Some Like It Hot" article by June McMaster in the summer issue of 1987. McMaster worked for the Kansas Department of Agriculture, in this article she…
Read MoreStory & photography by KANSAS! Magazine Staff This story was originally featured in our November/December issue of 1962 It was billed as an exhibition match between two of the world's best golfers…
Read MorePhotography by David Mayes This recipe was featured in the story "Wildcat Dining Star." The first step is making sweet yeast dough. Sweet Yeast Dough INGREDIENTS • 2 cups milk • 2 eggs, slightly…
Read MoreDipping into our archives, we look back to when actor Hugh O'Brian visited Dodge City as his character Wyatt Earp from the 1950s-60s TV show about the famous lawman. Story by Staff Writer | This…
Read MoreKansas has changed rapidly over the past decades, with some 70 percent of all its citizens now living in metropolitan areas. That means it is increasingly rare to live in a rural region. But across…
Read MoreThis recipe, from Joshua Martin, was featured as part of Taste of Kansas: The Campfire featured in the spring 2012 issue. INGREDIENTS 10 fresh, pork bratwurst 2 yellow onion, cut into strips 2…
Read MoreA conversation with KANSAS! photographers about their work and the iconic images of our home state. Jeffrey McPheeters, whose work appears frequently in the “Gallery” section of our magazine, was…
Read MorePancake Day in Liberal Featured in the March/April issue of 1956 (Editor’s Note: This article has been lightly updated) Well known as the home of such famous trackmen as Glenn Cunningham and the…
Read MoreIn this "From the Archives" article, we look back to when President Dwight Eisenhower returned to Abilene for the dedication of the Eisenhower Museum. Featured in the January/February issue of…
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