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 Early spring so selflessly affords us many wonderful things worth celebrating. The air is sweet with the heady frangrances of jasmine, wisteria, and budding trees—so beautiful they mandate... |
 It's been a sweet week in my busy little kitchen. My right arm has been stirring and stirring and stirring the likes of choux pastry and what seem like vats of pastry cream as I get underway... |
 I have an unusual appreciation for my two Le Creuset Dutch ovens. I think it's fair to say that I love them. Walking around the Charleston Wine + Food Festival the last few days under the constant... |
 Most people think of eclairs as something filled with cream and topped with chocolate, or some other decadent sweet flavor pairing. However, the pastry they're prepared with—the ever versatile choux... |
About the time my junior year in college rolled around, my boy-crazy roommates and I would indulge in one of our favorite games in our limited spare time. We called the game "baby-fooding." It... |
 I just bought Dansko shoes for the first time in my life. Sexy they are not, but they are highly practical in the kitchen and go reasonably well with the pair of jeans I usually wear when I'm cooking... |
Although I usually write about food, this blog isn't really about that. It's more about the value of life, health, and kindness.
I always thought I understood the value of health, placing it... |
 Of late, I've become increasingly sensitive to waste. Wasted clothing, wasted time, wasted paper, and especially wasted food. Most Saturday mornings I go through my fridge to assess what I need... |
Musician Zac Brown and executive chef Rusty Hamlin's 10-year-old friendship was forged on two things the men both love—food and music. This weekend, they're bringing it to Charleston in the form of... |
In this, their third cookbook, Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito, the Brooklyn-based founders of Charleston's Baked bakery, really hit the ball out of the park (or should that be... |
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