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Sep
20
Apples & Oranges
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Well, maybe you can’t compare apples and oranges, but you can certainly put them together and make a very nice, refreshing beverage. Hard cider has been a favorite of mine for years now, and my favorite is probably Woodchuck’s Dark & Dry. [For all you 930 Club fans, D&D is available on tap at the [...]
Sep
14
Yet again I fear I am risking the wrath of the purists who will say this is not truly focaccia, but it’s certainly in the spirit of focaccia, if not the precise letter of the Italian bread law. If you’ve never made yeast bread before, this is a good one to start with; it’s one [...]
Sep
7
Tomato Corn Spoonbread
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Summer saddens a little as it fades to cooler autumn, but the end of summer is when the corn and tomatoes are at their prime. Plump and tart and juicy and warm from the sun, redness made round, tomatoes just scream summer. Corn, sweet and lovely in its field rows, repeats the pattern in its [...]