MEAT COOK BOOK 1967: Wiener Winks
Did the American home cook of the 1960s really have it as bad as it seems? I’m going to find out by cooking from Better Homes & Gardens MEAT COOK BOOK.
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We were shocked to learn that spam is actually edible, and doubly shocked to find it’s great in sushi.
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Last weekend, I went to the Marietta Diner. Yes! The Marietta Diner! The one with the giant sandwiches, incredible pies, generous portions, and crazy-authentic Greek [...]
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Beef and Barley Stew, and the kind-of-crazy story of my first time cooking it.
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Pomegranate-marinated tri tip with garlic gruyere cauliflower. Oh, and the ingredients are on sale at Whole Foods. Ta-da!
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Knuckle Salad catalogs the cooking and crafting adventures of Atlanta artist/dork Kristina Ackerman.
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