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The secrets of a good hamburger? Fat. And homemade buns.
Sour Cherry Jam. Worth all the (considerable) trouble of pitting the tiny berries.
Super simple strawberry jam.
Baby artichokes. With meatballs, green olives and sage.
Different takes on Benedictine spread, a Kentucky Derby tradition.
Ramp and cheese biscuits, with duck and slaw. Possibly the world's best sandwich.
Roasted broccolini salad with pickled shallots and candied pecans. The next best thing to a weekend at Blackberry Farm.
Afraid of head cheese? Deep-fried is easy.
Thai hot & sour shrimp soup, with or without fried shrimp balls.
Spuma di Gota. Also known as "pig butter."
Even better at home than off the dim sum cart: Taro Puffs (Wu Gok).
Marmalade Carrot Cake
Bear's Paw Tofu with Pork, from Fuchsia Dunlop's newest cookbook
Dim sum at home: shao mai.
When life gives you turnips, make a beer-based lamb stew.
Brown sugar shortbread
Baked beans with pork belly.
Pork & Black-eyed Pea Chili. Not just for New Year's Day.
Boiled custard, a Southern Christmas tradition.
Little blueberry almond tarts.
Chocolate & peanut butter ripple cookies. {recipe}
General Tso's Chicken, Taiwan version. Give it a go.
Black bottom pecan praline bars {no recipe}
Smoky, creamy and crunchy Mayan-ish lima beans.
Sweet and tart roasted plum frozen yogurt.
Peanut Butter and Chocolate Brownies.
Wild blackberry cobbler. Wonderful for Independence Day or any other day.
Garlicky Swiss chard with grits, Parmesan and an olive oil-fried egg. Help for your CSA chard fatigue.
Peach cobbler.
Blueberry-lemon verbena jam & sweet cream biscuits. High tea, or just breakfast.
Quick blueberry-orange bread. It's like a blueberry muffin in loaf form.
Sour cherry pie. Act quickly. The season is short.
Brown rice bowl with vegetables. Perfect for lunch at your desk.
Chocolate Pecan Pie, for your Derby Party.