Curry-ing Favor at Christmas

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By Neil Travis Honaker The weather outside may not have been frightful, but it was darn cold for this time of year in Kentucky. A skiff of snow lay on the ground making the roads just slick enough to send traffic into a tailspin–literally. So when my neighbor called and asked how curry chicken sounded for dinner, I knew that …

Nduja: The Spicy, Spreadable Salami

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I am constantly amazed to discover spicy Italian foods I’ve never heard of before. Marco Budinis, one of my Italian chilehead friends, recently attended Natalidea, a Christmas trade show in Genoa, where he bought some nduja and sent me a pic of it, below. Nduja is a soft, spicy hot, spreadable salami considered to be one of the most famous, …

Caribbean Travel and Food Retrospectives

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  During the winter, my thoughts travel south to the Caribbean and I remember all our great trips and the recipes we collected.  Recently I’ve been adding articles about these trips, including one by Nancy Gerlach. Belize, 1988, here. Trinidad & Tobago, 1992, here. British Virgin Islands, 1995, here. Barbados, 1996, here.    

Holiday Articles

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Here are some articles and recipes to spice up your holidays: "Red and Green for the Holidays"–Nancy’s classic article, here. "A Deep-Fried Cajun Turkey for Christmas," here. "A Multicultural Holiday Feast," here. "Christmas Latin American-American Style," here.

Even More New Content!

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We continue to add new content at a record rate: Learn how to grow the Capsicum baccatum species, here. Everything we know about grilling chicken, here. Back in 1990, Mary Jane and I visited Sonora for the chiltepin harvest, here. Have a martini with your steak! Dr. BBQ’s "Retro Grilling, here.