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by Amber Helsel  Photo by Amber Helsel After a chilly spring, at least for Mississippi, the temperature is warming up, which means you're probably going to want something to cool down with, and what better with some local treats? Here are a few businesses that can help.
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by Amber Helsel  Photo courtesy Kale Shaker You may have heard rumblings about a new way to eat kale, and the cool thing is it's local: EasyKale.
by Anais Eliseeva  La Brioche Patisserie introduces Jacksonians to European pastries such as entremet, a French mousse-based cake. Photo by by Anais Eliseeva When people walk into La Brioche Patisserie, the scent of coffee and fresh pastries envelops them. Jazz melodies such as "La Javanaise" by Madeleine Peyroux and "Le Temps D'un Jazz" by Daniel Roure play in the background, giving the place a touch of romanticism reminiscent of a classic European pastry shop.
by Brinda Fuller Willis  Fans partake in the beer garden at Millsaps College’s Robinson-Hale Stadium. Photo courtesy Millsaps College Since 2014, Millsaps College football fans have been able to enjoy a beer at Millsaps games in the college's beer garden in the north-end zone.
by Malcolm Morrow  1693 Redzone Grill has dishes such as shrimp creole. Photo courtesy Devna Bose For the past two years, 30-year-old New Orleans native Mike Mosley has been serving up Cajun-inspired cuisine to Jacksonians and getting widespread acclaim for his culinary creations at 1693 Redzone Grill, where he is the chef and co-owner.
by Brinda Fuller Willis  Husband-and-wife duo Alyssa and Jon Bryant created their cottage-food business, Bryant Foods, LLC, in spring 2017 with the goal of providing food options that taste good while still being good for you. Photo courtesy Imani Khayyam On a Saturday morning in July, Alyssa and Jon Bryant are setting up at the Mississippi Farmers Market in downtown Jackson to sell a variety of sweet treats, such as chocolate-chip cookies and waffles.
by Arielle Dreher  Antipasto Photo courtesy Mangia Bene It's a Thursday night in July around 8:30 p.m., and the lounge section of BRAVO! Italian Restaurant & Bar is packed and full of life as people partake in the restaurant's new daily event, Social Hour.
by Cam Bonelli  The Holy Smokers cooking ministry began at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Cathedral in Jackson in 1936 and began entering cooking competitions in 2010. Photo courtesy Imani Khayyam Awards from local cooking competitions adorn a wall in the dining hall of St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Jackson.
by Rachel Fradette  Fenian’s Pub General Manager and Head Chef Ryan Cassell prepares the pub’s black and bleu burger with a side of fries. Photo courtesy Imani Khayyam When Madison native Ryan Cassell returned home to Mississippi after a number of years in Charlotte, N.C., he quickly brought a new perspective to Jackson staple Fenian's Pub.
by LaShanda Phillips  Sinikia Nelson started her treat-making business, Unique Kreations, in 2015. Photo courtesy Imani Khayyam Sinikia Nelson spends hours mixing ingredients and perfecting designs to create candied or chocolate-covered fruits and snacks, and more. Nelson, whose passion to help people fuels her, runs her business, Unique Kreations by Sinikia, out of her kitchen.
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