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September 13By EM Recipes Leave a comment

Two Chickens, Many Options

Ingredients made from chicken

Hot chicken, cold chicken, gravy and pâté add up to plenty of meals to improvise later. Here's how I do it.

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January 7By EM Eat Leave a comment

My Take on the Kitchen Arts

Table Laid for Lunch

There are a lot of websites about cooking out there. I'm not doing what they're doing — the comprehensive recipe bank, the exotic tour through

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July 1By EM Eat Leave a comment

Plowman’s Dinner

Plowman's Dinner

This was dinner a couple weeks ago. Kind of an eclectic menu. Which is why I bring it up. Raw carrots. Raw radishes. Yogurt cheese. Bottle

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March 7By EM Eat Leave a comment

Sally Fallon Makes Me Nervous

Sally Fallon

I am a fan of Weston Price. I'm also a fan of much of what Mr. Price's most vocal disciple, Sally Fallon, advocates. On the other

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