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Mary Randolphs’ French Rolls baked in a dutch oven on the open hearth at Somerset Place Plantation–same recipe will beContinue Reading
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From Eatocracy: From Kat Kinsman
From my friend, CNN’s Eatocracy blog editor, Kat Kinsman (@kittenwithawhip ) an article about the cultural politics of Southern foodContinue Reading
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A Response to Your Responses: Part One
You see these two ladies in Birmingham, Alabama? I would have LOVED for my Grandmother to have met them. InContinue Reading
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Tweet from HuffPost Food (@HuffPostFood)
HuffPost Food (@HuffPostFood) tweeted at 10:45 AM on Wed, Jun 26, 2013: An open letter to Paula Deen, by @koshersoulContinue Reading
I almost Forgot…WYPR Interview from Maryland Morning
Here goes the link from Baltimore’s NPR station; WYPR. This is my Monday morning interview from Maryland Morning. Enjoy: http://www.wypr.org/category/podcast-keywords/michael-twitty
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An Open Letter to Paula Deen
An Open Letter to Paula Deen: Photo Courtesy of: Johnathan M. Lewis Dear Paula Deen, So it’s been a toughContinue Reading
You Asked For It: Blueberry Barbecue Sauce
So The Sandy Spring Museum is hosting a Strawberry Festival this weekend, and they asked me to join six otherContinue Reading
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Roanoke’s favorite combo speaks to its Southern roots – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Tweet from Sam H. (@SamsGoodMeats)
Sam H. (@SamsGoodMeats) tweeted at 11:09 AM on Wed, May 15, 2013: Biggest honor of my writing life: a COVERContinue Reading
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Get It While You Can: Collard Flower Vinegar
So right now I’m at a food studies workshop at Indiana University/Bloomington, hanging out with a lot of the greatContinue Reading
The Glory of Spring: Pan Roasted Collard Sprouts
There’s nothing really special about sauteed greens. It’s a fact, It’s a platitude of earthy, seasonal, farm to table cooking.Continue Reading
My Favorite Grill Relish
I published this on Twitter a while back, but then one of my Twitter buddies, local conservationist and activist BrentContinue Reading
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Just in Case You Wanted to Listen In, The Kojo Nnamdi Show Interview
This was a great afternoon, too short, too short!!! Denzell Mitchell of Five Seeds Farm @5seedsfarm on Twitter and IContinue Reading
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Tweet from Michael W. Twitty (@KosherSoul)
Michael W. Twitty (@KosherSoul) tweeted at 9:26 PM on Tue, Apr 02, 2013: Wednesday LIVE at 1 pm on WAMUContinue Reading
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Slim pickings, not Slim Jims, make up Civil War diet | Athens Banner Herald Mobile
Hey check out this piece on Civil War foodways by Andre Gallant that I’m quoted in at Online Athens: http://m.onlineathens.com/features/2013-03-20/slim-pickings-not-slim-jims-make-civil-war-diet.
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