avocado, kale, pinto beans, hummus, pickles, kimchi
home cook, suburban farmer, jam-maker, sauerkraut-maker, herbalist
I admire Mr. Bayless. He approaches ingredients and cooking with so much joy. In this interview, he says that 90% of the ingredients he uses in his restaurants are locally-sourced. I assume that means he buys chilies and tomatoes from greenhouses? I wonder if he finds a difference in taste from out-of-season, greenhouse-grown produce? Or I wonder what he is doing to ensure peak flavor?
A friend dragged me to an estate sale another friend was organizing: hundreds of canning jars, other hard-to-find preserving equipment, meat grinders, bread tins, slicers, a cherry pitter, pickle crocks. http://tiny.cc/uVh9r I bought very little because of space issues here. So much left there! Go!
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I agree... loved the perspective here, and I’m an omnivorous potato-lover so I see the beauty in all sorts of potato salads. Love Davies’ subversion, though...
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