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Issue #64
This Southern classic is so delicious that one bite of it will make you want to sing.
To make these delightful waffles like cookbook author extraordinaire Marion Cunningham, forgo the Belgian waffle-maker and use a conventional waffle iron.
The use of cornmeal and collards gives a Southern spin to these goujonnettes, French fried 'fingers" of sole.
Sprinkle these dainty croutons over a hearty soup, or use them to add crunch to a salad.
This dessert is the perfect mix of elegance and simplicity: a flaky pastry filled with a sweet custard, topped with the ripest berries.
Mangos add just the right amount of sweetness to this warm, spicy chutney.
Like most marinated vegetable dishes, this one is best made a day ahead of serving.
Tommaso's calls this dish breast of pork carnevale. The cut of meat is found most easily in small butcher shops, especially Italian ones.
This recipe comes from author and part-time rooster raiser, Joe Gracey.
