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Berry Good to Eat

By Franklin Biggs
In the 16 years I have lived in Alabama, this spring is the absolute best yet...for many things, but especially for berries. Right now in my fridge I have strawberries, blueberries and blackberries, all grown within 50 miles of my home.
Food Memory

Pepper Place Market is Open for Spring

By Franklin Biggs
Blooming azaleas, dogwoods, green stuff sprouting all over my front and back yard...and the pollen that goes with all of the above. Makes me think I must be looking at life through greenish yellow lenses, not those rose colored ones I am used to.
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Pepper Place Market is Open for Spring

FOOD MEMORY

By Franklin Biggs
Blooming azaleas, dogwoods, green stuff sprouting all over my front and back yard...and the pollen that goes with all of the above.  Makes me think I must be looking at life through greenish yell
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Elevenses with Mern

By Franklin Biggs
Asia Chicken, Pork, Shrimp and Vegetarian Dim Sum served in steamer baskets with sauces to include: sweet & sour sauce, sesame soy dipping sauce and spicy sambal Assorted Sushi served with Soy Sauce, Wasabi & Pickled Ginger tuna rolls, cucumber...
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Mountain Chili

By Franklin Biggs
So how can a column on food memories not honor that importance... for the commercials, the half-time show, the tail gate parties, and especially the parties all over the country? And a lot of them will be serving chili in some form or another so I figured I might as well weigh in with my version.
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Sopa de Ajo

By Franklin Biggs
When I was eleven, my family moved to Pamplona, Spain for two years. A life changing event in many ways... all the children in my family are more or less bi-lingual, and another may be what we do when we get sick... Last week I felt a cold coming on.
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Patience for Pears

By Franklin Biggs
It is striking me funny that in a column about food memories, I usually start out not remembering the first time I experienced a specific food, or technique. These food memories develop over time, stories adding up layer upon layer, until the current product is like a tarte or cake: a wonderful melange of flavors and textures.

Mushroom Soup for the Soul

By Franklin Biggs
It normally takes a good strong chill in the air to get me thinking about making soups, but I guess I have written January enough times that the food synapses just started firing that way.

Basil scented memories

By Franklin Biggs
My memories are punctuated by many flavors and scents.

January 4, 2012, Happy Birthday Bernice!

By Franklin Biggs
The deadline for this column has come to me on January 2, the day after I took care of family traditions by bringing them black eyed peas and greens.
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