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Week #15 Michoacan (Mexican)
Well into the fourth month of this 52 Cuisines project, I still haven’t featured any Mexican cuisines. It’s time to remedy that. When you’re considering a country as vast as Mexico, though, you really can’t get away with a quickie … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 Cuisines in 52 Weeks, carnitas, Michoacan, molcajete y tejolote, pasilla, pork, salsa, sopa tarasca
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Low On the Hog Is High On the Hog
Andy and I love eating at Palate, because we never know exactly what will transpire, what we’ll get to sample and who we’ll be privileged to spend a pleasant evening with. This past week’s dinner party brought together people from … Continue reading
Hog Wild
At Sunday night’s Epiphany party our group convened to cap off the Christmas season with a potluck and to catch up on everyone else’s holidays. My good pal, Chuck Taggart of Gumbo Pages fame, brought his amazing Pork & Pork … Continue reading
Tagged Aesop, bacon, Chuck Taggart, Epiphany, food, Gumbo Pages, ham, hamhock, Memphis, New Orleans, pork, pork and beans, tasso, Zapps
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Home Grown
As I prepare to head home to rural Tennessee for Christmas, my thoughts turn to our family farm and the food traditions with which I grew up. Because as a farm girl I was well acquainted with the cycle of … Continue reading