Vintage Kitchen Envy
Read MoreOn smells and memory
Read MoreSo here I am, half a century later, linking the title of a book by an infamous Savannah drag queen to memories about quasi-forbidden fruit
Read More(written by jazz bass legend and close family friend Ben Tucker)
Read MoreMy God, What Have I Done
Read MoreToto, we’re not in Savannah anymore
Read MoreWhere cross-pollination becomes food for thought
Read MoreA far cry from balling the Jack
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And You Say PEEEKans
Sometimes, it takes most of a lifetime to understand the richness of a childhood dish.
Read More(with apologies to Coleridge)
Read MoreOne of these days, perhaps pretty soon, I’m gonna feature a menu that is solely based on dishes in and around my home town.
Read MoreSince we are on the subject of Douglas Adams,, the secret to life is not 42. It’s family dinner.
Read MoreThe taste of Brunswick Stew for me is hardcore childhood Savannah: in-your-face, unadulterated, good-to-the-last drop goodness.
Read MoreMy Latin teachers Mr. Conklin and Mrs. Schmidt would be so proud of me for that headline
Read MoreI really have no business cooking this dish in Tel Aviv
Read MoreMy kitchen is a lot narrower than a mile. Can’t say I cross it with style either
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