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Lunch ladies and fried okra
rs sat 18 September 2006
School lunches are a hot topic du jour as the school year has recently begun. Everyone from The New York Times to the New Yorker seems to be...
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A balance of powder
rs sat 16 September 2006
Homemade chile powder, so rich, red and flavorful, is an ingredient I cannot live without. I use it with so many things, including my salsa,...
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Ann Richards: 1933-2006
rs sat 14 September 2006
Good night, Governor. Thanks for all your wit, wisdom, courage and leadership. You were a true Texas treasure. You will be missed.
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Grandmotherhood and pecan pie
rs sat 14 September 2006
My grandmother makes the best pies. Of course, everyone’s grandmother makes the best pies, but I’m not kidding when I say my grandmother’s p...
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What the butcher knows
rs sat 12 September 2006
This week, New York Magazine has a wonderful feature on butchers and their thoughts on preparing meat--which you can find in both the print...
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9.11.01: Finding hope at the greenmarket
rs sat 11 September 2006
Today marks the five-year anniversary of 9-11. I have no story of valor, courage or heroics, nor do I have a story of loss. Save for my frie...
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NYC Potluck
rs sat 10 September 2006
Danielle over at Habeas Brulee is organzing a NYC food bloggers potluck for Saturday, September 30 , whenever the majority can attend. If yo...
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A bit of soul on the Upper West Side
rs sat 10 September 2006
A couple of years ago, I was on real soul-food kick, and would spend the weekends eating at every place I could find in Harlem: diners, hole...
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