“What hath been done may be done again. Old Arts when they have been long lost, are sometimes recovered again and pass for new inventions.”…
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What do you do when you’ve made more cornbread than you can eat? Okay, that’s not quite the situation. I can eat a lot of…
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Comments closedI am included in this article (Mountain Xpress, Asheville, NC) about cooking for the holidays. My ideas have a strong connection to my upbringing, but…
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Last week, I taught a full-day workshop covering “Southwestern” cuisine. Talk about a big topic. For that term, limited though it sounds, refers to not…
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Comments closedI just finished teaching a workshop focused on happy & healthy eating for the holidays. This workshop featured recipes which I developed specifically for this…
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Comments closedThe freshness of the summer market lingers on my palate as we slowly transition into winter. As I reluctantly let go of sun-ripened tomatoes and…
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Comments closedThe Farmers’ Markets here in NYC are riotously abundant now, and I have to contain my enthusiasm as I walk the aisles. I simply want…
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Comments closedThe holidays are about done, and I have yet to perform my one religious obligation. But it’s only a couple of days away. I grew…
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Comments closed(This entry originally appeared at Crazy Sexy Life: http://crazysexylife.com/2010/a-holiday-feast/) Beneath the riffling of the holiday shuffle, we find a very natural and strong undercurrent. It…
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Comments closed(This post originally appeared at Crazy Sexy Life: http://crazysexylife.com/2010/choosing-your-holiday-traditions/) Holiday traditions are deep and rich enough to be considered articles of faith. They transcend physical…
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