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We began to talk about it, quietly and carefully, in May. “Are you guys having trouble finding bucatini? We haven’t found any in a while,” said my friend Dan, one of my most bucatini-headed friends[.]
What the Hole Is Going On? | Grub Street
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Before big farms, this plant alone could feed many people… Grandmothers said these turnips point towards each other, so you’ll always know where the next one will be.
I missed this article back in October.
Thíŋpsiŋla: The Edible Bounty Beneath the Great Plains | Serious Eats
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The best incense.
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My first attempt at gobi ki sabzi was encouraging enough that I’ll be exploring this dish more regularly until I get it just the way I want it. Cauliflower is one of those foods I dismissed for too long — neglected as simply a component of crudités.
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Tacu-tacu with melted queso Oaxaca and an extra swirl of Yellowbird Habanero (we are out of ají amarillo). I missed the fried egg, but it was still delicious.
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I brought home five pounds of Kandil Sinap apples nearly a month ago. Today, I ate the last one. The nearby orchard’s trees didn’t bear many this year. Only they know if I’ll ever taste this wonderful heirloom cultivar again.
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Down the hatch, Becherovka.
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Commiserating with a colleague over the cancellation of an annual lutefisk dinner…have I reached peak Upper Midwestern?
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I’ve cut back on beer over the last couple years, but Fair State Brewing Cooperative remains my favorite Minnesota microbrewery.
[W]ith a Farmer-Labor party
We could set the workers freeFair State Brewing becomes country’s first unionized microbrewery | Star Tribune
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The orchard 15 minutes from our house grows a small quantity of heirloom Kandil Sinap, my favorite eating apple. They grafted a few trees in recent years, but only one older tree produced this year. They set aside five pounds for me — possibly my last taste of this crisp jewel.
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I can’t vouch for the authenticity of this Bún Thịt Nướng recipe, but it was delicious. I used soba noodles & Serrano peppers instead of rice vermicelli & Thai bird chiles, since that’s what we had on hand. I wish we’d had some nem nướng, too!
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When you make carrot soup, but use a mix of yellow, white, & cosmic purple carrots, with a just a couple orange ones for balance.
Chilled Minty Carrot Soup With Dukkah Yogurt | Serious Eats
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Maritza Rocha-Alvarez’s Summer Lover.
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Melissa Yard’s Smoke and Mirrors mezcal cocktail.
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Mojito variation, substituting Roku gin for rum, basil for mint, & lemon juice for lime juice.
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Grilled flank steak with a chipotle-pomegranate-sumac-raspberry reduction, with grilled Aleppo peppered cabbage.
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Supper, courtesy of our favorite deli: schnitzel, German potato salad, and pickled beets. The cucumber is an heirloom variety from our garden. Mahlzeit!
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Solidarity is flavor!
Doing our part to help our local food carts stay afloat might not be the easy on the waistline, but doing the right thing never tasted so good.
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Poulet au Vinaigre.
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Gai Yang, à la J. Kenji López-Alt.
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Homemade brown mustard is one of the simplest, most satisfying things you can do to make sandwiches, rubs, salads, & mustard-centric sauces more your own. It keeps (practically) forever in your fridge & its flavor evolves over that span.
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Norman Van Aken’s Chilean country ribs.
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Socially distanced drinks with friends.
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When dear friends can’t have you over for supper, so they bring supper over for you.
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