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Playing Hard-to-Get: Disagreeable but Delicious
Until quite recently, say the last century or less, humankind has had to get by on whatever food was close at hand and not moving too fast or putting up too much of a fight. None of this modern-day popping … Continue reading
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Tagged aioli, artichoke, escargot, garlic, how to make aioli, olive, snail
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Digging in the Dirt
I spent the afternoon digging in the dirt and was so very happy to be there. It’s February, which means brrrrr! in most of the country, but it’s a sunny, pleasant day in southern California (please don’t hate me. I … Continue reading
Tagged artichoke, Edible Los Angeles, gardening, spring, writing
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