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cookbook club

Roux and the “Trinity”

Roux is the magical thickener and flavoring necessary for many gumbos, stews and soups in Louisiana cooking. (registration required)
February 2009
wine + spirits + beer

Searching for Syllabub

Rediscovering a lost holiday drink produced a simple thrill and a glass full of lighthearted bubbles.
12.18.08
food + cooking

Community Cookbooks, Old and New

Bemoaning the shift from homespun cookbooks—and celebrating every irreverent thing about them.
12.18.08
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: Textile

At this obscure hole-in-the-wall, a fanatical chef executes his culinary vision for his food-obsessed followers.
12.05.08
chefs + restaurants

Little Rock Traveler

Projecting a bright future for Arkansas eats.
12.05.08
food + cooking

3,483,342nd Taste: Mosca’s

Going back in time with Guns N’ Roses and red sauce.
12.02.08
travel + culture

Tracing the Path of the Delta Tamale

This Southern specialty couldn’t be more different from its Hispanic counterpart, but it has developed its own cult following.
12.02.08
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: Honey Bee Bakery

Cupcakes are overexposed. Cupcakes are overwrought. Now let me tell you about the breakfast cupcake I’ve recently come to love.
11.14.08
travel + culture

North Carolina’s Pig Heaven

Barbecue in this state means pork and nothing but pork—and that’s a good thing.
11.06.08
food + cooking

Lard Have Mercy, Part 2

Recipe: Roll chicken in flour and fry in lard. What a simple dish can teach you about cooking (and maybe life).
11.05.08
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