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In the kitchen

Modern Chilaquiles

Modern Chilaquiles

And the chilaquiles discussion continues. Food snobs may be horrified but the hungry will be satisfied. My travelling buddy Christopher Ann offers this quick variation on the classic dish with...

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Rice. Who Knew?

Rice. Who Knew?

Rice isn't a New World grain but its relationship to beans is so famous, it has to enter the conversation sooner or later. Like most people, I like it and...

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Chilaquiles with Fresh Salsa

Chilaquiles with Fresh Salsa

You can tell that chilaquiles were made to use up stale tortillas and leftovers. I think it's a real tribute to the Mexican kitchen that one of the best dishes...

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BOOK: Super Natural Cooking

BOOK: Super Natural Cooking

I have to say, Saturday mornings at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market are pretty hopping. The crowds come in waves and while I enjoy seeing everyone, I particularly like the...

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Fun with Duck Fat

Fun with Duck Fat

Several people have told me about how nice popcorn is cooked with duck fat rather than regular oil. I'd been using olive oil and feeling pretty indulgent but this takes...

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Not Casssoulet (But Mighty Fine)

Not Casssoulet (But Mighty Fine)

Updated: We now of course grow our own Cassoulet beans here in California from heirloom French Tarbais seed. I mentioned making this in the Rancho Gordo newsletter but I thought...

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Refried Black Valentines

Refried Black Valentines

Black Valentines are an oval-shaped black bean that really seems more like a cross between a kidney and a black bean. Raw, they have a beautiful matte finish that makes...

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Avocados and Other Exotics

Avocados and Other Exotics

Will Brokaw is famous for his beautiful avocados at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market on Saturdays. His big, fat locally-grown avocados are easy to like. For me, there's little better...

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Chicos

Chicos

Don't you love finding new ways to eat corn? In the Southwest, locals know chicos are dried kernels of sweet corn that add a chewy texture and mild corn taste...

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