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Conversation, Laughter, and Lessons in Survival
“What is that smell?” My poor American friend had no idea tonight was the night my mother was making another batch of Epice. “It’s Epice,” I said. Since the beginning of time, or at least before I was born, Haitian … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. C's posts, Food Essays--Spring 2017
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Pumpkin Season
It’s pumpkin season. Halloween in a few days, Thanksgiving in a few weeks. Check out the interesting recipes included in some of the posts in “Research and Recipes.” Good eating.
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It’s Corn…but It’s NOT Food
Before I moved to Pennsylvania, I had never seen corn grown and harvested in the manner that it’s done here. That is, I’d never seen corn grown as a source of animal fodder and fuel. In late September and through … Continue reading
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August in Pennsylvania
If it’s August, it is tomato season. Corn, peppers, carrots, and beets, too, but tomatoes take center stage. Tomatoes make such a colorful display that they upstage every other vegetable. Almost anyone can grow tomatoes, so when I’m riding down … Continue reading
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Reflection on Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver is about one family’s journey to living a rural life and sustaining themselves from their personal garden and farm animals. This piece of literature is a memoir, informational and educational. It’s a tough book to … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. C's posts, Kingsolver Reviews
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A New Beginning
I feel a little guilty, a little self-conscious, posting an image of a summer hamburger/ice cream shop as the header for this new blog. However, even though I eat healthier than lots of people, I love ice cream. There. It’s … Continue reading
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