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Tag Archives: Latin
The Last Vidalia
Did you miss them? For a brief period–just a few weeks–they show up in our Georgia grocery stores and farmers’ markets. Then they are gone. And more often than not, you have to get there just as the green grocer … Continue reading
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Tagged appetizer, grilling, Latin, Mexican, side dishes, spring, vegetarian
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Black Bean Soup
OK, so we’re done with all of the turkey leftovers, right? Normally, Thanksgiving ends with a boiled-down turkey carcass, a dish my cousin affectionately nicknamed “residue soup,” but this year, we did rolled, stuffed turkey breasts, so no bird bones … Continue reading
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Tagged beans, Latin, poverty cooking, soups, vegetarian (almost)
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Café con Leche Ice Cream
I am not sure what kind of school schedule you are on in your neck of the woods, but believe it or not, Josh heads back in just one more week. That means we’re trying to squeeze out the last … Continue reading