Tracy Schuhmacher is a Food and Drink Reporter at the Democrat and Chronicle. She covers the Rochester and Finger Lakes food and drink scenes, with a focus on the hospitality industry, restaurants, and beverages. Tracy has been featured in several outlets including Messenger Post Media, Yahoo News, and the Ithaca Journal.
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Tracy's coverage predominantly focuses on local food and beverage, including restaurants and bars in the Rochester area. She also covers lifestyle and house & home topics.
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By: Tracy Schuhmacher
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Roughly five years ago, Eden Rita was one of the partners when he and his siblings opened the Neno's Gourmet
By: Tracy Schuhmacher
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Santa clearly has a busy calendar this year, because he'll be making appearances at a lot of breakfasts and events around Rochester.
By: Tracy Schuhmacher
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Festive holiday markets, which usually highlight local small businesses and artisans, are a longtime tradition in Rochester.
"It was nuts. It basically put my kids through high school and college."
Bagels are made with the traditional process of fermenting the dough for at least 24 hours and boiling them in water that contains barley malt.
The casual restaurant that got its start in East Rochester will carry on via its food truck.
By: Tracy Schuhmacher
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Christmas Eve falls on a Tuesday this year, a day when many restaurants aren't ordinarily open.
By: Tracy Schuhmacher
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle When Sofyan and Nisreen Jaber and their family brainstormed a business to run together, they mostly drew inspiration from Nisreen's many creations as a home cook.
By: Tracy Schuhmacher
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle On Christmas Day ― Wednesday, Dec. 25 ― most restaurants will be closed.
Two winners have home-based cookie businesses. The other cracked the code to make a beautiful - and delicious - cut-out cookie.
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