This is basically a braised beef stew turned into a pie,” says James Martin. “We get a lot of letters and emails from people complaining that a pie isn’t a pie without a base! But this is such a ...
Pie season has arrived, so get in the spirit with this beef version with star anise carrots from the latest book by James ...
In the backcountry around Belfast and the Causeway Coast, Northern Irish producers are bringing new life to old farms and creating community hubs that showcase the region’s rich artisan food scene.
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The 15 Best Places To Get Soul Food In The US
Soul food is a distinctly American cuisine, and while there any many places around the country you can get it, these are the ...
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The Cookbook Charleston Has Loved For 75 Years Carries More Than Just Recipes
The oldest cookbook still in continuous print by The Junior League, "Charleston Receipts" has been printed more than 885,000 times. Writer Adrian Miller interviewed one of the co-author's daughters, ...
The heart of Holmes County beats strongest in Millersburg, where the county courthouse stands proudly in the center of town like a Victorian-era sentinel. Its impressive architecture serves as a ...
Hidden treasures often lurk in the most unassuming places, and Brandi’s World Famous Hot Dogs in Marietta, Georgia stands as delicious proof of this universal truth. You’ve likely driven past ...
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I Tried This 1845 Apple Pie Recipe and Now It's Our Thanksgiving Favorite
Every family has its Thanksgiving traditions, from treasured rituals like watching the Macy’s parade, to favorite family ...
Make Jessica B. Harris’s Apple-Pineapple Pie, a golden, tender double-crust dessert filled with tart apples and sweet ...
With so many apple varieties on the market, choosing the best type for your pie can feel like a conundrum - but Ree Drummond ...
This is an apple pie fit for *** founding father. I'm *** living historian. Let's do this and let's do it all the way. And this is the guy who made it. Meet Michael Smith, AKA the 18th century cook.
There’s something about the cool, crisp weather, watching the leaves turn and the excitement of pulling out cozy sweaters that makes autumn my favorite season. While it’s almost impossible to pinpoint ...
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