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Category Archives: Southern food
Co-Cola & Peanuts: A Fine Southern Tradition
Check out my childhood memories of a treasured Southern tradition–pouring peanuts into Coke, or Co-Cola as we call it down South, in today’s Leite’s Culinaria.
Posted in Hungry Passport, Southern food
Tagged Co-Cola, Coca-Cola, Coke, Coke and peanuts, peanuts, South, Southern food
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Jars Across America
I’ve just returned from a visit back home in Memphis. This time I had the luxury of being able to carry more or less what I wanted when I returned to California because we drove back. The trade-off was not … Continue reading
Posted in Hungry Passport, Southern food
Tagged honey, jam, jelly, molasses, preserves, sorghum, souvenir, terroir
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My Mother’s Kitchen Knife
I’ve just returned from our family farm in Tennessee, where my brother and I sorted through our mother’s possessions and worked to find homes for them all. She’s in assisted living now and has neither the need for nor the … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, canning, cooking, farm, farm life, hard work, heirloom, kitchen knife, mother
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